Julieroys

Julie Roys writes Christian "journalism" exposing various problems in the Church. And some of what she writes is excellent. Unfortunately, too much of her material seems like tabloid journalism, where she's just slinging mud to get clicks. And the Bible warns about trying to pick the speck out of your brother's eye while ignoring the beam in your own.

In many ways, Roys just doesn't seem very "Christian." For instance, she's fallen hook, line, and sinker for the official government Covid-19 narrative, and seems to want to demonize any Christian leaders, like John MacArthur, who have different views. She's also hosted questionable guests on her program, like fringe Southern Baptist pastor Wade Burleson, who is pro-homosexual.

In addition, Roys seems to enjoy showing cleavage in the "professional" pictures of herself on the Internet. In one of the pictures, her outfit was so low-cut that I was shocked. Maybe she thinks she's a Hollywood star or something? The Bible strongly warns about dressing modestly, but perhaps she feels the rules don't apply to a "star" like her! Roys is not unattractive, but maybe she dresses like this to help compensate for low self-esteem? Ironically enough, showing cleavage does *not* make her look sexy—it merely makes her look like a clown who is desperate for attention and is not to be taken seriously. In fact, it seems her main goal is maximum "exposure." LOL.

Roys is also very rude. One time, I posted a comment on her Web site. In her response, she accused me of something I never even said. Well, when I pointed this out to her and she realized her mistake, what did she do? Instead of apologizing, she immediately DELETED both my comments and hers, to keep herself from looking bad! This woman seems to have a huge ego.

And now it has come to light that Roys herself was guilty of spiritual abuse against a female student (who she refers to as Sarah) many years ago. Apparently she liked playing the role of "mother" in this young woman's life, and spun an abusive web of manipulation and control around her. To read more details, please do a Web search on the article "The Spiritual Abuse of Julie Roys." It reaches this powerful conclusion: "The rest of us need to realize [Roys] has no business acting in the role of a defender of the abused. She is manifestly disqualified – convicted by her own words."

In a nutshell, I would advise staying away from Roys and her "journalism," because instead of promoting Christ and the truth, all she seems to care about is promoting herself. And this latest revelation of her abuse and hypocrisy is even more reason not to listen to anything she has to say.