Child sexual abuse (CSA) continues to occur - even within Christian families, churches, and communities. Many are shocked when it happens close to home, but we must not let disbelief silence truth. When a child or adult discloses abuse, we are called to listen, believe, and guide them toward qualified support - especially when the perpetrator is a respected figure. Disclosure often brings division, but truth must not be sacrificed for comfort or loyalty. Guard your heart against bias. Victims are not to blame; perpetrators chose to harm a “little one,” and Scripture is clear about the gravity of such sin. Do not dismiss disclosures as gossip or slander. To shield an offender from accountability is to deny them the sorrow that leads to true repentance. There is a time to expose the deeds of darkness—and disclosure of CSA is one of them.