Good question. Actually, there are two. God speaks to people in the Bible. In a televised sermon, it's not God speaking to man, but a person speaking about God. That is the sore point. Why is this person doing this? What are the motives behind it? I would first like to know three things about a person who is a stranger to me:

1) What goals is this person pursuing?

2) What principles do they live by?

3) What is their mission statement (role model)?

Once I have received answers, I can get a rough idea. Next, I would have to check whether the information is true. If someone claims to love Jesus, I would like to see for myself whether this person has actually come to life through faith and walks in love; otherwise, they would be a deceiver. For there is an outward Christianity without true faith, where the inward renewal by the Spirit of God is missing.

I would like to hear from a preacher whether it is part of his moral principles not to make a profit from the Word of God. And how important is the preservation of creation? How will this person answer my questions, honestly or not? There is a lot of trickery in our conflict-torn world, and talented people can skillfully disguise themselves in every way. They could fool me, but no one can trick Jesus. The Son of God knows what is hidden in people. Jesus knows the intentions of why someone does something. The Master knows the hearts of all people.

Those who walk in love have a good heart and no interest in harming others, and they do not denigrate anyone on the internet. In times of pandemic, they follow the prescribed rules. He neither cheats nor shoots anyone. Those who walk in love are considered kind and benevolent. Those who walk in love sacrifice time and money for people who are less fortunate.