What Do We Do with Helpful Resources from Harmful People?

Test question:

You came to faith in Christ and a lifelong walk in the Way ... but the evangelist who was there giving the alter call at that pivotal moment in your life has:

(a) renounced his faith

(b) strayed, significantly, from biblical orthodoxy

(c) been convicted of a terrible crime

(d) has fallen into overt moral sin

(e) all of the above.

Question: What do you do with his books?  They have the truth in them and they played an important part in your early Christian walk. 

Question: What do you do with your testimony? Do you talk about the evangelist who issued the call to repentence and faith?

Question: What do you do with all of the notes you made in your Bible as you listened to him unpack Scriptures?

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(Hint - there is no easy answer, but there are four helpful principles and a framework of understanding it all and retaining/sharing resources with wisdom).