Facebook is one of the biggest scourges on the internet. It started out as a college communication tool (with evil reasons) and is today one of the superpowers of the computer world. In so doing, it has been responsible for more family breakups, divorces, children being abused and killed and other evils.

You might say, hold on. Those people didn’t mean for their lives to be shattered. They thought it was harmless fun, or they were looking for a “significant other” (in other words, they went whoring around via the internet). Well, that may be what they think, but you can’t deny the consequences of evil. Sin always has a high price tag. Sin will take you farther than you want to go, make you stay longer than you wanted to stay, and make you pay that which you cannot pay. The Bible says, be sure your sin will find you out (Numbers 32:23).

These people are so enamored with their fantasy world they even came up with not only a dislike button, but a few more little emoticons to show what the poster is thinking. I’m sure you’ve already seen them. There’s Like, Love, Haha, Yay, Wow, Sad and Angry buttons. This is mind control! People will now flock even more to Facebook to try these emoticons out! Are they serious?? Get a life! Or just keep on worshipping the god of SELF and then attack me for speaking the truth. Some things never change.

I’m sure the progenitors of Facebook (Pastor Danny Castle calls it “Nosebook”) had no idea this invention of theirs would reach such skyrocketing success. The Devil made a deal with them and they have become filthy rich. Satan is the bringer of all the destruction and failed lives. He is the one responsible for Facebook’s fame and fortune. But it will all burn away one day when the Lord Jesus Christ wipes it out with the Sword of His mouth and casts the Devil into the bottomless pit where he belongs.

Many people have a Facebook account, including myself; I’ve had mine since 2010. I don’t stay on long. I communicate with friends from my church and their out of state families as well as some others whom I’ve met on Facebook. They are good folks, true believers on fire for God. I believe I will see them in Heaven one glad day. I don’t waste time on games, pokes, debates, groups or whatever else. I just check in and check out.