In The Meek Will Inherit the Earth, Trey Knowles speaks on forgiveness, accountability, and discernment. He states that just as he forgives Christians for the persecution of people of color, he also forgives Muslims—and all groups—for the persecution they have carried out against others.
Trey Knowles does not excuse harm, nor does he single out one belief system as uniquely guilty. Instead, he shifts the focus to a deeper question: How do we recognize truth?
“You will know them by their fruits,” he says.
Do their actions reflect the fruits of God—love, humility, mercy, and justice—or do they contradict them? Titles, traditions, and claims of authority are meaningless if the fruit does not match the source.
In the end, the message is simple but confronting: power does not inherit the earth—meekness does. Not silence, not weakness, but humility aligned with truth. For it is the meek who will inherit the earth.
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