AFTER THE HASHTAG | 3. REFUSE TO BE PLAYED

As we remember two years since the Gen Z protests and continue to wrestle with questions of justice, accountability, and the future of our nation, Pastor Jojo Kuria challenges us to remain people of truth and discernment. In Nehemiah 4, we discover that the enemy's first attack was not against the wall, but against the minds of the builders. Through mockery, fear, and division, Sanballat sought to distract God's people from the work they had been called to do. In a world full of competing voices, political narratives, and endless outrage, followers of Jesus are called to something different. We are called to test every narrative, refuse to hate people we have never met, and remain focused on the work God has placed before us. Church, refuse to become a pawn in somebody else's game. "I am doing a great work and I cannot come down." — Nehemiah 6:3 In this message, you'll discover: 🔹 How fear and division shape public opinion 🔹 Why followers of Jesus must be people of truth and discernment 🔹 How to avoid being manipulated by every narrative 🔹 Why unity matters more than tribalism and outrage 🔹 How to stay focused on the wall God has called you to build 📖 Scripture: Nehemiah 4–6 After the Hashtag: Moving from Outrage to Real Change #AfterTheHashtag #MavunoLavington