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Spiritual Emission Introduction Have you ever noticed that a man moves with a certain kind of atmosphere? It could be attractive or repelling, peaceful or disturbing, and it’s not always about how he looks. Imagine a person who goes to the bathroom, applies the most expensive perfumes, wears designer clothes, and yet, everywhere he goes, he faces rejection, criticism, and contempt. On the other hand, someone who pays little attention to outward appearance—maybe doesn’t even wear deodorant—walks into a room and receives love, respect, and admiration. Confusing, right? Even though the world often detest those walking in the path of Christ, there’s something deeper that influences how people treat one another. There is an invisible force that flows from the heart of a person and affects everything and everyone around them. Picture this: A baby Playing with a snake A baby can play with a large snake, even ride on its back. The snake doesn’t hiss, doesn’t coil to strike—it simply lets the baby be. But now imagine a grown man stumbling upon the same snake. That would be war. Rocks would fly. Sticks would swing. Either the snake dies, or the man gets bitten. So, why the difference? The baby’s heart is clean—no fear, no hatred, no sense of threat. The snake senses this innocence and stays calm. This takes us back to the Garden of Eden. When man lived in peace with God, all of creation responded with peace. The lion was tame. The earth yielded its fruit. But once sin entered man’s heart, everything changed. Fear, guilt, shame, and confusion spread through him like poison. The lion he once named could now see him as prey. Why? Because something in man had changed—and that something began emitting an atmosphere that disturbed peace. Guard Your Heart The Bible tells us clearly: “Guard your heart with all diligence, for out of it flow the issues of life” (Proverbs 4:23). That means your heart is a powerful fountain, releasing either good or toxic spiritual emissions. Think about many family issues today. A woman cries, “He doesn’t love me anymore. I’ve tried everything—new clothes, perfumes—but nothing works.” Or a man says, “She no longer respects me, no matter what I do.” It becomes a tiresome cycle of dressing up the outside while ignoring the inside. People don’t stop to check their own hearts—they just want to fix others. This is the root of self-centeredness. James 4:1 asks, “What causes fights and quarrels among you? Don’t they come from your desires that battle within you?” Conflict begins inside. Peace or war begins in the heart before it ever shows on the outside. Esau and Jacob: A Tale of Two Hearts Esau was the firstborn, strong and favored by his father. But something was off in his heart. He despised his birthright for a mere bowl of stew (Genesis 25:29-34). Later, he made decisions that broke his parents’ hearts. His actions revealed an unclean spiritual emission. Jacob, on the other hand, had his flaws, but there was something spiritually different about him—God’s blessing. When Isaac kissed Jacob, thinking he was Esau, the Bible says in Genesis 27:27, “Ah, the smell of my son is like the smell of a field that the Lord has blessed.” Isaac blessed him because the presence of the Lord was already upon him. Sometimes, the state of a person’s heart can be traced back to their roots. Esau’s behavior may have been influenced by the family’s spiritual history—traces of idol worship passed through generations. Just like Cain, who killed his brother Abel. Cain’s darkness didn’t appear overnight. It had some connection from the disobedience of his parents, Adam and Eve. The Good News: A New Heart in Christ Here’s the beauty of the gospel: Jesus came to change all that. He came to heal our hearts and give us peace with God again. The world may reject you, but when God accepts you, nothing else matters. 2 Corinthians 2:15 says, “For we are to God the pleasing aroma of Christ among those who are being saved and those who are perishing.” When your heart is filled with Christ, you emit a spiritual fragrance that touches others. Even if some still reject you, your presence carries peace. Like a pleasant scent, the life and message of a believer bring healing, hope, and joy. Let the Word of God fill your heart. Let His truth wash away every trace of bitterness, insecurity, fear, and shame. The fragrance of Christ will overpower the stench of the world. Conclusion You want peace? Let the peace of God fill your heart.You want joy? Let the joy of the Lord overflow within you.You want acceptance and respect? Let Christ radiate through your thoughts, words, and actions. Your heart is powerful. It speaks even when your mouth is silent. It emits a spiritual fragrance, either sweet or sour. Choose today to walk in Christ and release the aroma of heaven. The state of your heart influences not just your life, but everything and everyone around you. So guard your heart, carry Christ, and let your life smell like a garden the Lord has blessed.

Test Every Spirit Flashback – A Dream I’m in the midst of a raging sea, on a small boat, bouncing violently with each wave. The wind howls, the water crashes, and the darkness is overwhelming—I can’t see where I’m headed. Yet, in the midst of the chaos, an unexplainable peace fills my heart, as though an unseen hand steadies me. Then, in an instant, the sea disappears. I find myself walking along a narrow path lined with towering mangrove trees on either side. The air is heavy with silence. My feet press against the damp earth, and ahead, the path stretches into the unknown. Then I hear it. Footsteps. Slow, deliberate. Someone is following me. I stop and turn. A man stands a few feet behind me, his face shrouded in shadow. “Come with me,” he says, his voice strangely persuasive, pointing toward a different path leading into thicker darkness. A hesitation grips me, but I respond, “In the name of Jesus, we can go that direction.” The moment I utter His name, something horrifying happens. The man shudders violently. His skin begins to bubble and writhe, as though unseen hands are peeling him apart. Mushrooms burst from his body, his height shrinks, and his once-human form twists into something grotesque and inhuman. The ground trembles, and with a chilling scream, he melts into the earth. Boom! I wake up, my heart pounding. “What type of storms and strange being was that?” ✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵ The Reality of Deception Deception is everywhere. Without the light and wisdom of God’s Word, you will be a victim. Many believe that deception operates only in the physical world, forgetting that the most intense battles happen in the spirit—especially at night. Today, I have two experiences to share with you. It’s more of a testimony. Satan disguises himself as an angel of light, often appearing in dreams in the form of a familiar face—a former classmate, a deceased loved one, a friend. His goal? To manipulate and lure people into destruction. Think back to my dream—the man following me on the mangrove path. Had I not tested that spirit with the truth of Jesus’ name, I might have blindly followed him to my doom. 1 John 4:2 says:“This is how you can recognize the Spirit of God: Every spirit that acknowledges that Jesus Christ has come in the flesh is from God.” That encounter was terrifying. Watching a man dissolve into a monstrous form isn’t easy to stomach. But the power of Jesus turned the situation in my favor, exposing the deception for what it was. That victory wasn’t just over the demonic presence—it was also over the storms that had been plotted against me. The Second Encounter Then, it happened again. This time, I was walking in a field inside a strange school. I call it strange because it does not exist in the physical world. A man of African descent, around 30 to 36 years old, appeared before me. Strangely, his body seemed suspended in the air—I could only see his head and shoulders. He spoke: “Your dead relative wants you to visit them.” Immediately, the Word of God came alive within me. Ecclesiastes 9:5 says:“For the living know that they will die, but the dead know nothing; they have no further reward, and even their name is forgotten.” As I began to speak this verse aloud, the man joined me in completing the statement. I froze. If he knew the truth, why was he trying to deceive me? That’s when the rebuke of Jesus to Peter flashed in my mind:“Get behind me, Satan!” (Matthew 16:23) I didn’t even utter a word. Right in my heart, I rebuked the devil. The moment I did, his flesh melted off, and what remained was horrifying—his bones and skull glowed like red-hot iron. A Mysterious Encounter with the Dead What followed was even more strange. I found myself standing in a bush, with a road cutting through the middle. Across the road, I saw my deceased grandmother and uncle locked in a fierce argument. The grandmother accused my uncle of killing goats—but I understood that the “goats” symbolized people. Before I could fully comprehend the scene, my grandmother lunged at my uncle, and they began to fight violently. I stood frozen, watching the demonic battle unfold. Then, I had a sudden thought—should I go and help her? Just as I was about to step forward, something shocking happened. My grandmother, who had seemed to be losing, suddenly stabbed my uncle with a panga. He collapsed, lifeless. I stared in disbelief. A dead man dying again? That moment, revelation struck me: these were not my real relatives. They were demonic principalities disguising themselves as my loved ones. Had I crossed the road to intervene, I would have walked into my own destruction. The enemy’s goal was to lure me into a trap that could have led to my death—spiritually or even physically. This is how Satan works. He preys on human emotions, using familiar faces to manipulate people into bondage. Walking in the Truth The key to victory is to walk in the truth of God’s Word. John 17:17 says:“Sanctify them by the truth; your word is truth.” Without the truth, people are deceived by false prophets during the day and attacked by the devil in the night. What begins as manipulation in the physical world becomes full-blown spiritual warfare in the dream realm. The devil’s strategy is to destroy you completely. But with the Word of God, you can test every spirit, discern deception, and overcome the enemy. Conclusion Many are blind to the spiritual war around them. They lack discernment, and as a result, they fall into deception. But when you live in the truth of God’s Word, you will recognize the enemy even when he comes in disguise. Test every spirit. Do not believe everything you see or hear. For in this age of darkness, the only light that will guide you to safety

THIS IS MY STORY (A testimony about occult and liberation) Flashback The air was thick with the scent of herbs, the distant croaks of frogs blending into the evening chorus. Dusk was creeping in, painting the sky in deep shades of purple and orange. I sat on a small wooden stool, shivering as my mother poured cool water over my head. It wasn’t just water—it was a concoction of leaves, roots, and secret things known only to the elders. A daily ritual, one meant to keep me safe. Around my waist and draped diagonally across my chest was my roll of charms—a collection of small leather pouches tied together with a sturdy thread. It was my protection, my shield, my everything. Then, it happened. The thread gave way, snapping with a faint twick, and the charms tumbled to the ground. I gasped. My mother gasped. The world, in that moment, seemed to stop. I stared at the fallen charms, my heart pounding like a drum. Fear gripped me. Without them, I was exposed. Vulnerable. But then, something within me—something I couldn’t explain—told me to let it be. I went to bed that night, restless and unsure. And when morning came, I rushed outside, my bare feet kicking up dust as I ran to the spot where the charms had fallen. Nothing. Not a single trace of them. It was as if they had vanished into thin air. For the first time in my young life, I felt both terrified and strangely free. ✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵✵ The Journey of a Lost Soul I was born into the occult. From day one, my tiny body was bathed in herbalist concoctions, my mouth forced open to drink bitter brews meant to “fortify” my spirit. But the real highlight of my childhood? The witchdoctor bling-bling. Oh, yes! A glorious arrangement of charms hugging my waist and slung diagonally across my chest like I was some kind of village warrior. In lower primary, my classmates found it hilarious. One day, as I bent over to pick something, my shirt lifted slightly, exposing the charms. A boy, my best friend at the time, pointed and sneered, “In this world, people still believe in charms?” Ouch. That hit harder than my mother’s wooden spoon. That moment stuck with me like a scar. It was the beginning of my rebellion against the very things that had defined my upbringing. And then, as if the universe had been waiting for my resolve, the thread holding my charms mysteriously lost its grip and fell to the ground. I panicked. Would I survive without them? Would misfortunes swallow me whole? Day by day, nothing happened. No sudden lightning strikes, no mysterious illnesses. Life moved on. But while I abandoned the charms, I was still tangled in the web of the occult. My parents made sure of that. Visiting witchdoctors became second nature, just another part of life. There were countless strange encounters, but today, I will only tell you what is necessary. After my secondary school years, I found myself wrecked in abject poverty, shackled in invisible yokes and bondages I couldn’t explain. Then one day, I met an evangelist in my village center. He spoke of freedom. Of a man named Jesus. When he called for those willing to receive Him, something stirred in me. A compulsion, stronger than anything I had ever felt. I stepped forward, and as he prayed for me, a strange peace settled in my heart. But salvation wasn’t an instant magic wand. I still struggled. Oh, I struggled! From occult practices to sexual immorality—I tell you, I smoked and drank women! Yes, I did. I hopped from one woman to another like a restless bird searching for a nest, only to find emptiness every single time. Many bad things happened to me during that period. Academically, I thrived, but life kept cutting me deep. Losing my mother just when I was about to graduate—how do you even explain that kind of pain? And then, as if the devil wasn’t done with me, I lost my fiancée. Emotional turmoil after emotional turmoil. The kind of storms that could drive a man to madness. After graduation, the struggle continued. Poverty latched onto me like a leech. My weight dropped; I became thin and emaciated. It felt like I was losing every battle. But God had a plan. I was directed to another pastor, a man who carried the fire of God. He prayed for me, and little by little, my health was restored. I found employment. But was I born again? Not yet! I still clung to my old ways, still drank and smoked women like an addict. I chased pleasures that left me emptier than before. But then, the wisdom of the Lord came upon me. I got married. And with that decision, something shifted. It wasn’t long before I received the Spirit of the Lord. Everything changed. From bondage to deliverance. From wandering in darkness to walking in light. The chains that had held me for years broke, one by one. The words of Isaiah 1:18 rang true in my life: “Come now, let us reason together,” says the Lord. “Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red as crimson, they shall be like wool.” And John 8:36 sealed it all: “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” This is my story. A story of darkness, of rebellion, of loss. But also a story of redemption. A story of grace. A story of a man who was lost but is now found.

Why the Blood? Why the Blood of Jesus? A Novel of Redemption and Atonement Introduction: The Blood That Speaks From the earliest days of mankind’s relationship with God, blood has played a crucial role in atonement and reconciliation. The Old Testament sacrificial system, established by God, revealed that blood was not just a physical substance but the very life force of a creature. As Leviticus 17:11 declares, “For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it to you upon the altar to make atonement for your souls; for it is the blood that makes atonement for the soul.” Throughout generations, the shedding of blood was necessary for the forgiveness of sins. Many communities have upheld this belief through their own sacrificial rituals. When a son, in a moment of weakness, defiles his father’s wife, elders gather to cleanse the land. A sheep, innocent and blameless, is chosen—its throat slit, its blood poured upon the ground. When a father’s darkness descends upon his own child, breaking the sacred bond of trust, the elders demand a sacrifice to drive away the curse. They believe that the spilling of blood will restore purity. But could the blood of animals truly cleanse the soul? Could it undo the weight of sin? Chapter 1: The Inadequacy of the Old Sacrifices For centuries, the Israelites faithfully followed the laws of sacrifice. Each year, the High Priest entered the Most Holy Place, offering the blood of bulls and goats to atone for the people’s sins. But these sacrifices were never enough. The people continued to sin, and the rituals had to be repeated—over and over again. Hebrews 10:1-4 explains the insufficiency of these sacrifices: “For the law, having a shadow of the good things to come, and not the very image of the things, can never with these same sacrifices, which they offer continually year by year, make those who approach perfect. For then would they not have ceased to be offered? For the worshipers, once purified, would have had no more consciousness of sins. But in those sacrifices, there is a reminder of sins every year. For it is not possible that the blood of bulls and goats could take away sins.” Animal sacrifices were temporary. They could cover sins but never remove them. Each drop of blood spilled on the altar was merely a reminder of man’s fallen nature. Chapter 2: A World Corrupted by Sin When Adam and Eve fell in the Garden of Eden, sin entered the world. The perfect relationship between God and man was broken. Man’s heart became corrupt, and creation itself groaned under the weight of sin. Death, pain, and suffering became part of existence. God, in His holiness, required justice. Sin demanded death. But there was nothing in the world that could permanently satisfy the debt of sin. No sacrifice was pure enough. No offering was worthy. Chapter 3: The Lamb of God God saw that no man, no animal, no earthly offering could fully take away sin. That is why He provided a perfect sacrifice—His own Son, Jesus Christ. Hebrews 10:4 affirms, “It is impossible for the blood of bulls and goats to take away sins.” But the blood of Jesus was different. It was divine. It was powerful. Jesus Christ was the Lamb of God, given as a once-for-all sacrifice. His blood did not merely cover sin—it washed it away completely. On the cross, Jesus cried out, “It is finished!” (John 19:30). His sacrifice fulfilled the entire Old Testament system. The curtain of the temple was torn from top to bottom, symbolizing that mankind no longer needed an earthly priest to stand between them and God. Jesus became the ultimate High Priest, offering His own blood as the final atonement for sins. Chapter 4: Redemption Through Faith Though the price for sin was paid, it is only through faith that a person can receive this gift of salvation. Romans 10:9 declares, “If you declare with your mouth, ‘Jesus is Lord,’ and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” Salvation is not earned by good deeds, nor can it be bought with sacrifices. It is a free gift of grace, received through sincere faith in Jesus Christ. Chapter 5: Cleansing and New Life Sin leaves a stain that no earthly effort can wash away. But the blood of Jesus purifies the soul. When a person confesses their sins, God is faithful to forgive. As 1 John 1:9 assures us, “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” No matter how deep the sin, no matter how broken the past, the blood of Jesus has the power to make all things new. Chapter 6: An Invitation to Freedom To those who have never surrendered their lives to Christ, the invitation remains open. God is calling you into His love, His grace, and His eternal salvation. If you accept Jesus Christ today, you will be free from the chains of sin. 2 Corinthians 5:17 proclaims, “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.” Jesus Himself promised in John 8:36, “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” Conclusion: The Power of the Blood Why the blood? Because life is in the blood. Why the blood of Jesus? Because only His blood can give eternal life. Today, you stand at a crossroads. The blood has been shed. The sacrifice has been made. Will you accept the gift of salvation? Jesus is calling. Come and be washed in the blood that makes all things new.

How the Enemy Steals, Kills, and Destroys In John 10:10a, Jesus warns, “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy.” This statement reveals the true nature of the enemy—Satan. His primary agenda is to spoil the soul of man, robbing him of the love, peace, and joy that God intended for him. The enemy is not merely interested in material possessions but in the very essence of life—the soul. Through strife, confusion, and suffering, he aims to separate man from God, leading to destruction. The Enemy’s Strategy: Strife and Confusion One of the most effective ways the enemy destroys souls is through strife and confusion. When there is disorder, man loses his peace, which ultimately affects every aspect of life. The Bible teaches that “For where envying and strife is, there is confusion and every evil work” (James 3:16). Through division and chaos, the enemy weakens individuals, families, and even nations. Consider the following manifestations of his strategy: The Drying Up of Life: Joel 1:12 The Bible describes the devastating effects of losing peace and joy in Joel 1:12:“The vine is dried up, and the fig tree languisheth; the pomegranate tree, the palm tree also, and the apple tree, even all the trees of the field, are withered: because joy is withered away from the sons of men.” This verse shows that when joy and peace are taken, everything else begins to dry up. Just as trees depend on water to flourish, man depends on the peace and joy of God to thrive. Without them, life becomes barren. Financial struggles, failed relationships, depression, and hopelessness are evidence of how life dries up when joy is stolen. The Effects on Health and Society The lack of peace doesn’t only affect the soul but also manifests physically. Anxiety, stress, and depression contribute to illnesses such as high blood pressure, heart disease, and mental disorders. Politically, when a nation is in turmoil, people live in fear, and progress is hindered. The enemy ensures that nations remain in crisis so that people never experience the fullness of life that God intended. The Answer: The Love, Peace, and Joy of the Lord Despite the enemy’s agenda, there is hope. Jesus came to “give life, and life more abundantly” (John 10:10b). The true solution to the enemy’s attacks is the love, peace, and joy of the Lord. When man is filled with God’s presence, no external force can steal his joy. Philippians 4:7 assures us that “the peace of God, which passeth all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.” To overcome the enemy’s tactics, we must: Conclusion The enemy seeks to steal, kill, and destroy, using strife, confusion, and suffering to rob man of peace and joy. When joy is lost, life dries up, affecting families, economies, and even health. However, God’s love, peace, and joy are the true sources of abundant life. By staying rooted in Christ, we can overcome the enemy’s schemes and live in the fullness of God’s promises.