The Remnant Radio's Podcast Exposure Ministry: Is It Biblical?
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Feb 24, 2026 A tight look at when calling out sin protects the church and when it becomes spectacle. They trace Old and New Testament cases of public rebuke, pastoral duty, and communal responsibility. The conversation covers prophets, John the Baptist, Jesus, Paul, and church practice for confronting leaders. Practical steps for victims, elders, and when public exposure is warranted are debated.
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Biblical Pattern For Public Accountability
- Exposure ministry has a clear biblical pattern from law to prophets to apostles emphasizing public accountability for leaders.
- Joshua Lewis traces Leviticus, Deuteronomy, and Old Testament judges to show leadership sin contaminates the covenant community.
Personal Shift From Hesitation To Advocacy
- Michael Miller shares his personal shift from resisting public exposure to repenting for past silence and embracing exposure when necessary.
- He references being called out after Kozar, Roseborough, and Peters which prompted re-evaluation and public accountability.
Investigate Claims Before Public Exposure
- Investigate diligently before exposing accusations and seek two or three witnesses as the Old Testament prescribes.
- Michael Roundtree cites Deuteronomy 13's command to "inquire and make search and ask diligently" as a model for elders and investigators.