K.P. Yohannan emphasizes the ease of criticism in society, comparing it to spectators at a football game who offer expert critiques without participating in the struggle. He highlights that criticism often stems from personal hurt and can be particularly painful when it comes from within the Church. Drawing on the examples of Jesus and Paul, he encourages believers to respond to criticism with love and grace, rather than retaliation, and to focus on their calling despite opposition. Yohannan stresses the importance of constructive criticism rooted in love, which aims to build others up rather than tear them down.