Trey Knowles — “I Do Not Love My Enemy”
In his speech “I Do Not Love My Enemy,” Trey Knowles confronts a serious spiritual question: How can a person claim to love God while also loving the ways of the devil? The speech challenges listeners to examine where their loyalty truly stands.
Trey Knowles explains that a person cannot give their heart to two opposing masters. Either you love one and reject the other, or you hold on to one while turning away from the other. Loving God means choosing what belongs to God—truth, righteousness, obedience, and holiness—rather than embracing the darkness and deception associated with the enemy.
“I Do Not Love My Enemy” is not a message about hatred toward people. It is about refusing to love evil, refusing to make peace with sin, and refusing to embrace what stands against God. Trey calls on listeners to recognize the difference between loving people and loving the evil that influences them.
The message is clear: you cannot walk with God while willingly holding hands with darkness. Your choices reveal what you truly love. “I Do Not Love My Enemy” challenges every listener to ask themselves: Who has my heart?
