Rylee Meek opens a short YouTube sermon arguing that cultural morality is not equivalent to genuine spirituality. She asserts that Satan doesn’t care about outward goodness (volunteering, recycling, generosity); the real goal of spiritual deception is keeping people from bowing to Jesus Christ. Meek warns that relying on good deeds for acceptance with God is a lie and spiritually dangerous.
All right, let me tell you something. Satan, he doesn't care if you're a good person. He doesn't care if you, you volunteer. Maybe you go to the food bank, right? He doesn't care if you recycle your trash, if you're a good tipper, right? Maybe you even help the old ladies cross the street. He doesn't care if you're kind, if you're generous, if you're disciplined, or maybe you just are a well respected individual in your community. He cares about one thing, that you never bow to Jesus Christ. See, that's the deception that I think is damning millions of people. Satan's convinced our culture that morality equals spirituality, right? That being a good person is, is the same as being a follower of Jesus Christ. That if you live right, if you treat people well, you, you avoid the big sins in life, then you're going to be acceptable to God. And let me tell you, that is a lie straight from the pit of hell.
