Salvation

Loving Life, Living Blessed Introduction Everyone wishes to live — and not just live, but to live a good life. A life that feels right at home, peaceful at the workstation, fulfilling in the community, and meaningful in the world at large. But truly embracing life goes deeper than just having things go your way. Loving life starts when you’re at peace: peace with God, peace with yourself, and peace with your neighbor. That’s when life becomes a blessing. That’s when your days begin to shine not just for you, but for everyone around you. Anything else is a shadow of real living — it violates the principle of life and can lead to emptiness or even destruction. What the Bible Says About Loving Life The Bible in 1 Peter 3:10-11 gives us a powerful message:“Whoever would love life and see good days must keep their tongue from evil and their lips from deceitful speech. They must turn from evil and do good; they must seek peace and pursue it.” This verse is simple, yet deep. If you want to love life and enjoy good days, your words and actions must align with goodness. Speak well. Do good. Seek peace — not just wait for it, but chase after it. That’s the secret to a life that feels truly blessed. Your words matter. Your actions matter. Speaking life — not curses, gossip, or complaints — sets the tone for your journey. Doing good — even when it’s hard — invites God’s favor. The Bible says “The eyes of the Lord are over the righteous, and His ears are open to their prayers.” This means that when you choose the right path, even in small things, God watches over you and listens when you pray. But What About the Hard Times? Sometimes, life feels unfair. You may try your best, yet troubles still come. Even then, don’t give up. The Bible encourages us — it’s better to suffer for doing the right thing than to face the consequences of doing wrong. Staying on the righteous path, even when it’s not easy, is a sign of true strength. Loving life doesn’t mean life is always easy. It means choosing what’s right even when it’s hard. Remember, life and death are in the power of the tongue. If you love life, speak life. Speak hope. Speak peace. Speak encouragement to yourself and to others. Speak blessings over your home, your work, your family. What you say creates the environment you live in. Also, treat people the way you want them to treat you. Life is like a mirror — what you send out will often come back. Sow kindness, reap kindness. Sow peace, reap peace. If you want blessed days, be a blessing. When your words and actions align with love, kindness, truth, and peace, you open the door for God’s favor. You keep the enemy out and guard your life from destruction. But when we allow bitterness, lies, or evil actions into our lives, we create room for pain and brokenness. Conclusion Life is good — that’s why we love it. But to truly love life and live blessed, we must understand what that really means. It’s not about having a perfect life, but about living in a way that invites peace, attracts favor, and brings joy — to ourselves and others. Be at peace with God, walk rightly, speak wisely, love people, and pursue goodness with all your heart. Then, your days will not just pass — they will shine. You will not just live — you will live blessed.

THE BEAST SYSTEM What Once Sounded Like Fiction Is Now a Reality Introduction Not too long ago, the idea of a global system designed to control every soul on earth sounded like something straight out of a sci-fi movie. It sounded too wild, too dark, too made-up. But today, the truth is staring us right in the face — The Beast System is not only real, it is right here with us. This system is like a spider’s web — invisible to many, but tightly woven around every area of our lives. It is a net, a chain, and a cage meant to trap every living being under complete control. The goal? Total control. They want to decide what you eat, how you think, what you learn, what you believe, and even how you breathe. It sounds extreme, but take a look around. They already have your stomach, your money, your health, your education. The plan is unfolding in front of our eyes. Let’s take a quick look at the major systems they control — and how deep this plot runs. 1. Education: The Factory of the ‘Smart Slave’ Education is one of the biggest tools in their hands. It’s supposed to empower us, but they’ve twisted it into a tool of confusion. The system today doesn’t produce thinkers. It produces “educated illiterates” — people with degrees but no independence. People who can’t complete basic tasks unless someone tells them what to do. Many say the problem is poor government policies. But ask yourself — who influences these policies? You may one day wake up to realize your country is being run by voices from the other side of the world. Unemployment? It’s not by accident. It’s by design. A jobless population is easy to control. They gather them in rallies, parade them as “supporters,” and feel powerful over their suffering. And when things go wrong, they act like saviors with ready-made “solutions.” But it’s always the same trick — create a problem, then present yourself as the only answer. What’s worse, they teach us foreign languages with pride, while we go to bed hungry. They give us suits, ties, and titles, but chain us to miserable daily routines. This is not the slavery our ancestors faced. This is modern slavery — smooth, smart, and well-packaged. The “smart slave” gets paid just enough to survive. Not to live. Just to serve. 2. The Food Industry: Controlling You from the Inside Why is agriculture, the backbone of any healthy nation, being ignored and made optional in schools? Simple. They want to farm for you. They want to control what you eat — and through that, control who you become. They fill shelves with GMOs, processed junk, and poisoned treats. Even popular food brands have had scary scandals — from plastic in snacks to claims of human body parts found in burgers. Sounds crazy? Maybe. But ask yourself, who benefits from such chaos? They know that what you eat changes how you think. They know that feeding someone “their own kind” can ruin their soul. Yes, there are hidden plans behind the scenes — plans that would shake anyone awake, if they dared to look deeper. And drinks? Don’t be fooled by colorful bottles. Even non-drinkers are being tricked into consuming alcohol through “soft drinks.” You think you’re safe? They’ve already thought ten steps ahead. 3. Economy: The Chains Around Nations The Beast System is also in charge of the money. Banks, loans, international aid — all in their pockets. Nations run into debt traps, and we blame our presidents. But the truth is, many of them are just puppets dancing to a foreign tune. Even those with good intentions find themselves strangled by powerful institutions. Say “No,” and you’re removed. Just look at Patrice Lumumba of the DRC — killed not for being evil, but for not obeying. This is how they enslave whole countries — through invisible chains made of money. 4. Mindset Control: Moving the World into the Trap They’ve made it look like city life is the dream. And so, people run to towns, leaving fertile land behind — only to end up as thieves, prostitutes, or slaves to routine. The truth? Villages are harder to control. No cameras. No networks. But in towns, you can’t hide. They know where you live, what you eat, what you buy. All your data is in their hands — photos, fingerprints, voiceprints. All neatly stored. Ready. This is no accident. This is preparation. They are setting the stage for the Antichrist, for the final act. And the system is almost complete. Conclusion Whether you believe it or not, the Beast System is already running the show. Every system — education, food, economy, cities — has been redesigned for control. The world is now ready for the man of sin. The only thing missing is your consent. They want you to trade your freedom for convenience. They want you to choose comfort over truth. But now that you know what’s really going on, the choice is yours. Will you follow the crowd into the cage, or will you stay free? Don’t be part of the Beast’s congregation.Don’t trade your soul for survival.Wake up. Choose truth. Choose freedom. Choose Jesus Christ. The time is now.

Behind Distraction Is Stealing, Killing and Destruction The true signature of the enemy has never changed. From the very beginning, he came to do one thing only: to steal, to kill, and to destroy. That is his identity. Wherever he is present—whether in a person, in a place, or across the entire world—he brings destruction. He takes what is good and replaces it with evil, twisting the beautiful into abomination. That is who he is. There is nothing good in him, not even for the people who serve him openly. He hates them too. Why? Because there is no love, no truth, not even a tiny drop of goodness in him. He only uses people to fulfill his dark agenda, and when he’s done, he throws them away like garbage. Today, let’s look at how this agenda of stealing, killing, and destruction is being played out—right before our eyes—especially through economic and health crises, both nationally and globally. The Strategy: Confusion and Unrest The enemy’s number one strategy is distraction through confusion and unrest. When things are chaotic, people cannot think clearly. They panic. They fear. And in fear, people become easy targets for destruction. Think back to the COVID-19 pandemic. A simple sneeze could scare someone half to death. Why? Fear. Not the virus itself, but the fear surrounding it. The likelihood that some died because of fear and anxiety is very high. And while the masses were locked in their homes, worried about survival, others were busy enriching themselves. Government officials and corrupt individuals made millions—yes, “COVID millionaires”—while hospitals struggled with supplies. The noise of confusion became a smokescreen for theft. Health funds were stolen. Relief money disappeared. And when the dust settled, the same people came out crying, “The government is broke,” seeking loans from international lenders. That’s how the enemy works—steal, kill, and destroy—all behind the curtain of distraction. Now, look at the unrest in the Middle East. More chaos. More confusion. More bloodshed. And soon, just like before, we will all feel the ripple effects—higher fuel prices, economic strain, food shortages. All because somewhere, someone lit the fire of confusion. God is not the author of confusion, the Bible reminds us (1 Corinthians 14:33). So who is? You guessed it—the enemy. Two Wars: One Physical, One Spiritual Today, you are in two wars. One is for your daily bread, and the other is for your soul. The enemy attacks both areas using the same weapon—confusion. When the economy falls, families suffer. People go hungry. Crime increases. Depression and frustration rise. When health fails—through viruses, diseases, and fear—people again are driven into panic. This is not random. This is not just life. This is a targeted attack. Joel 1:12 says, “The vine is dried up, and the fig tree languishes… surely joy is withered away from the sons of men.” Look at that carefully. When joy disappears, everything dries up. Business fails. Relationships fail. Health fails. Hope vanishes. And that is the enemy’s end goal: to remove your peace and your joy. Because when peace and joy are gone, faith dies too. Remember Peter? He walked on water until he looked away from Jesus and focused on the storm. That’s when he began to sink. That’s exactly what the enemy wants—distract you from Jesus so he can pull you down. The woman with the issue of blood was healed when Jesus told her, “Go in peace.” Why peace? Because peace is part of the healing. Peace is part of your deliverance. Lose peace, and you’ll lose ground. Lose joy, and you’ll lose faith. And once faith is gone, destruction follows. It’s a calculated move. Behind Every Distraction, There’s a Hidden Agenda Behind every global crisis, every viral scare, every sudden economic collapse, there is an enemy at work. And he’s not just trying to ruin your day—he wants your soul. He wants to take you out of the faith. He wants to condition you to accept fear, to accept confusion, and to finally accept his ultimate agenda—a one-world government ruled by the man of sin, the Antichrist. So, the next time you see chaos, take a step back. Look deeper. Don’t just react—discern. Ask yourself: who benefits from this confusion? Who is stealing peace? Who is killing hope? Who is destroying truth? The answer is always the same. Conclusion Now that you know how the enemy works, you have a choice to make. Don’t let the distraction pull you into destruction. Don’t follow fear. Don’t drown in confusion. Choose life. Choose peace. Choose Jesus. He said, “The thief comes only to steal, kill, and destroy. But I have come that you may have life, and have it more abundantly” (John 10:10). Hold on to your peace. Guard your joy. Protect your faith. Because when those are intact, no storm can sink you. Let your eyes stay fixed on Jesus, and no distraction will ever lead you to destruction. Behind every distraction is a hidden plan—but with God on your side, you will not be moved.

BEING FULL OF LIFE Introduction You may have heard ladies shouting with excitement, “The baby is cute!” Usually, they’re admiring a baby that is not just physically beautiful, but full of life — glowing, chubby, healthy, and full of joy. Such a baby has been well breastfed, cared for, cleaned, and loved. The parent makes sure the child is bathed, dressed, and pampered, regardless of how many times the baby soils itself. Whether the baby urinates or defecates multiple times a day, the love of the parent never fades. What’s the secret behind such care and devotion? The relationship. There’s a strong bond between the parent and the baby. And as the child grows older and starts to play—running off to the muddy puddles, sand, and even rolling in dirty places—the parent still welcomes the child back and cleans them up. But what happens when that closeness fades? When the child stays away, never returns home, and no longer has that parent to clean and care for them? They become dirty, unhealthy, and even unrecognizable. That image brings to mind the story of the prodigal son in the Bible. He was once a valued member of his family. But the day he chose to leave and follow his own way—thinking that material wealth was all he needed—his life turned into shame. He wasted everything in wild living and ended up feeding on pig food. Why? Because he left the source of his life and identity. Life Flows From God The same truth applies to us. Man’s life is in God. Just as fish cannot survive outside of water, human beings cannot truly live when disconnected from God. Try taking a fish out of water — it gasps, struggles, and dies in seconds. That is exactly what happens to our soul when we cut off our relationship with God. Many people are living under an illusion that they can “do life” on their own terms. The world’s system will tell you that all you need is money, a big house, flashy cars, and wild parties. That if you can smoke, drink, and enjoy life, then you are truly living. But here’s the truth: life without God is not life at all. The Bible says in Proverbs 10:2, “Ill-gotten treasures have no lasting value, but righteousness delivers from death.” The wealth of an evil man becomes the source of his downfall. We see this in the story of the rich fool who stored up all his wealth and said to himself, “Now I can relax.” But God called him a fool and told him that his life would be taken that very night. What good did his wealth do? You can acquire all the material things of this world, but they can never bring lasting satisfaction, peace, or eternal life. Only God gives life that satisfies. He is the driving force behind every successful, meaningful, and joyful life. Don’t Disconnect from the Source You cannot live a fruitful life when you’re disconnected from God. Even Adam, the first man, lost his authority, power, and paradise (the Garden of Eden) when he sinned and broke fellowship with God. One act of disobedience led to so much loss — not just for him, but for the whole human race. That’s why you must never allow yourself to be outside the presence of God. Don’t lose your “garden” — your peace, your purpose, your identity — because of a wrong decision. God wants to keep you in a place where He can find you, bless you, feed you, and protect you. He’s calling you today — just like in Isaiah 55:1 — “Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the waters; and you who have no money, come, buy and eat!…” God is inviting you to His city of life. A place of peace, abundance, joy, and eternal purpose. Stay in Him. Live in Him. Jesus made it clear in John 15:5, “I am the vine, you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.” Jesus is the true life of man. Without Him, we are nothing but dry branches—easily broken, burned, or forgotten. But in Him, we thrive. In Him, we shine. In Him, we bear fruit that lasts. If you truly desire to be full of life, you must be in a deep, personal relationship with Jesus Christ. That is where true life begins and never ends. Conclusion Life is not just about breathing and moving. Life is about being connected to your true source—God. Just like a baby is full of life when close to the mother, and just like a fish thrives in water, you thrive in God. Don’t let the noise and deception of the world disconnect you from your source. Don’t wait until you’re feeding with pigs like the prodigal son before you realize what you lost. Come back to the Father. He’s waiting. Stay in Him. Live in Him. Let your joy, strength, and purpose flow from Him. That’s what it means to be Full of Life.

The Fallen World & The Redemptive Plan of God Introduction: Humanity on Display—The Marketplace of Souls Imagine walking through a bustling marketplace, not filled with fruits or spices, but with souls. On the shelves, bound in chains, are men, women, and children—sold not for coins, but for lust, pride, and power. This is the grim reality of our fallen world. The human race has become the product on sale, and the merchant behind the counter is none other than the devil himself. This tragic story began in Eden. When Adam sinned, he did not simply disobey a divine instruction—he surrendered his crown, his authority, and his spiritual dominion. In an instant, the one who was made to rule became a captive, a slave to his own flesh. His eyes were opened not to glory, but to shame. He saw his nakedness and, for the first time, was gripped by fear. “And he said, ‘I heard Your voice in the garden, and I was afraid because I was naked; and I hid myself.’”(Genesis 3:10) Fear and shame became his prison guards. Adam and Eve, once clothed in God’s glory, now hid behind leaves and shadows. In that moment, mankind was sold into slavery—and the earth became the devil’s dominion. The Bondage of the Flesh and the Strategy of the Enemy For generations, the devil has ravaged mankind through the cravings of the flesh: the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life (1 John 2:16). These have been the chains that bind humanity. What began as a lie in Eden—“you will be like God”—turned into a corrupt obsession. Man, deceived by pride, has long sought to dominate and control others in a misguided attempt to elevate himself to a godlike status. Could it be the reason why those in positions of authority like the politicians come up with punitive and oppressive policies? And how about the looting spree in public offices? It is this dark desire that has led some to enslave others, to exploit fellow humans for wealth, power, and influence. Even today, this spirit is alive—people lust for control, whether by military force, digital manipulation, or even medical and technological means. Could it be the reason why some computer experts and politicians are into medicine and vaccines? In pursuit of control, some hide behind good intentions while spreading fear, sickness, or dependency—turning society into a battlefield where human lives are commodities. This is how the devil turned the world into a marketplace of slavery. Humanity is the product, and Satan is the merchant pulling the strings behind the scenes. Every person living in the flesh—without Christ—is either a victim or an agent in this trade. The utmost truth. Joseph: A Shadow of Redemption This truth is exemplified in the life of Joseph. His brothers, driven by jealousy and fear of his future greatness, sold him: “Come, and let us sell him to the Ishmaelites… for he is our brother and our flesh.”(Genesis 37:27) Joseph was taken to Egypt, likely placed in a slave camp where people were sold as property. Later, he was bought by Potiphar: “Now Joseph had been taken down to Egypt. And Potiphar… an Egyptian, bought him from the Ishmaelites.”(Genesis 39:1) Although Joseph was enslaved, Potiphar was a kind and just master who entrusted him with great responsibility. Joseph, though still a servant, experienced mercy and trust. His story reminds us that one can be bought out of the slave market by a good master. Even when falsely accused and imprisoned, God used the situation to elevate Joseph to a place of influence—because God was with him. Joseph’s journey mirrors God’s redemptive plan: from slavery to sonship, from pit to palace. The Redemptive Plan of God Humanity, bound in sin, was destined for destruction. The law of sin demanded a high price—death. “But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.”(Romans 5:8) In His infinite love, God sent Jesus Christ to pay the ransom for mankind. The cross became the altar of redemption. The blood that flowed from Jesus atoned for all sin. But His death alone wasn’t the end—His resurrection shattered the devil’s dominion and restored access to divine life. The price was fully paid. Yet, God did not force salvation on anyone. He gave man a choice: “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.”(John 3:16) Note the key words: “whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life”. Whoever believes in Him. Whoever. Salvation is a gift, received not by works but by grace through faith (Ephesians 2:8-9). When we believe in Jesus and accept His finished work on the cross, we are set free from the bondage of sin. By faith, we are clothed in righteousness, empowered to walk in holiness, and reconciled with God. Living for the Good Master Freedom in Christ isn’t lawlessness. It’s a call to serve the Good Master—Jesus Christ—with our whole lives. “For you were bought at a price; therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God’s.”(1 Corinthians 6:20) We are no longer our own. We are God’s possession, purchased with the blood of His Son. Satan has no legal rights over us. As redeemed ones, we are called to live in honor of God, using our lives as instruments of righteousness. This means walking in holiness, truth, love, and service to others—not in bondage to the flesh. Conclusion This fallen world is still a marketplace. Souls are still being bought and sold. But the good news is this: the price for your redemption has already been paid. You don’t have to remain in bondage. Jesus is calling you to freedom. If you have not yet given your life to Christ, you can do so now. The Good Master is ready to receive you. He doesn’t

The Fallen World – The Marketplace of Souls (Part 2) Introduction “What shall it profit a man, if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?” – Mark 8:36 This question from the Bible echoes through generations, piercing through the noise of fame, wealth, and pleasure. In this fallen world, the soul is the most valuable commodity. And tragically, it is also the most traded. Lust, pride, and power—these are the currencies. The god of this world, Satan, has become a master merchant, packaging sin in ways that seem sweet, stylish, and seductive. He doesn’t come with horns and fire. No—he comes with filters and flashing lights, with smooth talk and status symbols. Through centuries, he has sharpened the art of advertisement, making sin look harmless and even desirable. The peace the world offers is fake but enticing. The wealth it displays is temporary but dazzling. Power is painted as freedom, yet it comes with invisible chains. As people chase after the empty dreams, they trade away the one thing that gives life meaning — their soul. In the race for power, fame, or approval, they’ve lost what made them human. They’ve buried their true selves, wearing masks that don’t even fit. Piece by piece, they’ve become something cold, something hollow — something monstrous. The Business of Souls Began in Eden The marketplace of souls opened its doors in the Garden of Eden. What seemed like an innocent conversation between Eve and the serpent was actually a business deal. Eve fell for the Knowledge, power, and the promise of god-like status mentioned by Satan. But the enemy did not state the cost of the transaction. And Adam and Eve ended up losing the fellowship with God—and eventually, life itself. Eve wasn’t forced. She believed every word. Hook, line, and sinker — she was sold. She saw that the fruit was “good for food,” “pleasing to the eye,” and “desirable for gaining wisdom.” And since that moment, Satan has never changed his method—he just keeps rebranding the same product of exchange: lust, pride, and power. From generation to generation, this demonic advertisement has evolved with culture. It wears different clothes. It speaks different languages. It adapts to trends. But the message is the same: Trade your soul for pleasure. The Flesh Has Been Educated Over the centuries, the flesh has gone through “training.” It’s now more than just weak—it has become a salesman for Satan. The desires of the flesh are no longer hidden; they are flaunted, celebrated, and mainstreamed. Look around. Many have rejected their natural appearance. Lips have been widened and painted. Faces have been reshaped. Bodies have been exaggerated—not for health, but for display. Even the way people walk is a performance. Men and women walk with twisted wrists, lifted chins, puffed-up chests, and folded lips — copying the very serpent that tricked Eve. Pride in every step, deception in every pose. You’re left wondering—What are they smelling in the air? This isn’t just fashion—it’s spiritual warfare in disguise. Serpents in Human Form Just as the serpent appeared to Eve in a pleasant form, today, we see the same tactic. From smooth – talking speeches to seductive outfits, the spirit of deception is alive and working. It doesn’t sleep — it performs . People bow before the altars of sexual immorality, corruption, and power—all for the promise of a better life. But it’s a trap. There was a time when society felt shame at indecency. Back then, wrong didn’t get applause — it got silence. But now, even when the dress is long, it reveals everything. We see “modesty” designed to deceive. These are not fashion statements—they are satanic billboards, demonic advertisements. They aim to confuse the mind, blind the eyes, and enslave the soul. And before you know it, you are in a pit. A pit of depression, disease, addiction, and eventually death. The Good Master But there is hope. The world will pass away. The fashion, the fame, the filtered lives on social media—all of it will fade. But there remains one eternal truth: The Word of God. Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh, is the Good Shepherd. He does not sell lies. He offers truth, life, and rest for the soul. Yes, trials may come. But in Christ, every tribulation is a tool for growth and for God’s glory. Unlike the temporary high the world gives, the peace of Jesus is real. It’s deep. It’s everlasting. Conclusion Every day, we walk through the marketplace of souls. Advertisements flash. Temptations speak. And Satan, the master merchant, waits for another deal. But you have a choice. You can sell your soul for what perishes—or you can give it to the One who gives eternal life. The world offers the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life—but none of these will give you peace. None will give you rest. Their end is always pain. But in Christ, there is hope. There is forgiveness. There is freedom. Don’t fall for the ad. Choose life. Choose Jesus. Let your soul be owned by the One who created it, not the one who wants to destroy it. The marketplace is loud, but listen closely—your eternity is calling.

The Power Behind Addiction and Unnatural Tendencies Introduction There are ways of life that are clearly destructive, yet many people cling to them as if their survival depends on them. This is the tragic picture of a person enslaved by his own urges, feelings, and emotions. When a human being lets these inner drives run wild, they don’t just mislead—they destroy. Like a man walking blindly into a pit, so is the one whose life is controlled by fleshly desires. Take for example, the man dying of liver cirrhosis, yet refuses to stop drinking. It started with a simple taste, now he gulps down a whole 20-liter jerrycan by himself. Or the young man who was introduced to an “adult” video by a friend—what began as curiosity turned into a daily obsession with explicit content. Feelings, urges, and emotions may seem natural, even harmless, but when they are unchecked, they become deadly traps. The more a person tries to satisfy these urges outside God’s principles, the stronger they grow—devouring both body and soul. Depression, suicide, diseases, addictions, and even death are often the dark rewards of surrendering to the demands of uncontrolled lust and desire. Lust, by nature, is a pit that never fills up. You pour in your life, your strength, your money—and it keeps demanding more. Though lust looks physical, its root is deeply spiritual, yet it works through the body’s natural components. One of the key ways it operates is through sight—both the natural sight of the eyes and the inner sight of the mind. The Manipulator of Man For generations, Satan has mastered the art of controlling man. Both spiritually and physically, he knows how to twist the environment and man’s inner makeup to trap him. It was a simple act of desiring the forbidden fruit that led to mankind’s fall. The Bible says Eve “saw that the fruit was good,” but that sight came after the serpent painted a convincing picture with his words. Now, as the god of this world (2 Corinthians 4:4), Satan continues to manipulate the natural world to affect the spiritual state of man. He uses what we see, hear, and feel to stir desires that pull people away from God. One great manipulation is through a chemical called dopamine—a neurotransmitter produced by brain cells that motivates behavior. Dopamine is the brain’s “feel-good” chemical. It is released when we experience pleasure: eating a delicious meal, getting praised, having fun. But there are certain activities that trigger an excessive release of dopamine, overloading the brain’s systems. This overstimulation can lead to brain damage, addiction, and even death. Some people die in hotel rooms after overdosing on substances like Viagra—not realizing their brain’s pleasure circuits have been pushed beyond safe limits. Even animals demonstrate this. In one study, a male rat placed in a cage with a female rat would mate with her. Afterward, the female was replaced with a new one, and again, the male would mate. This continued until the male rat literally died of exhaustion. The novelty of each new partner triggered repeated dopamine spikes, driving behavior until it killed the rat. In other words, when people discover new ways to chase a certain feeling, it triggers a release of the dopamine. This makes them crave more, and before they know it, they are trapped in a cycle of addiction. That’s exactly what happens with those hooked on smoking, drinking, masturbation, pornography, and sexual immorality. They’re constantly searching for the next thrill—whether it’s explicit websites, celebrity photos, risky adventures, strip clubs or new brands of cigarettes and drinks. Each new experience feeds the craving and it’s like the old experience can’t produce results. But here’s the truth: these are not just physical habits. They are battles in the mind. That is why people stuck in these cycles often struggle with depression, anger, isolation, and in the worst cases—they may even turn to violence or suicide. Addiction isn’t just a problem of the body. It’s a deep struggle in the mind—and it wounds the soul. This shows us a hard truth—not everything that feels exciting or motivating is good. Some pleasures are nothing more than slow-acting poison disguised as fun. The World’s Trap Today’s world is a breeding ground for this manipulation. The environment is crafted to excite the eyes and provoke hidden desires. From make-up that turns the elderly into youthful beauties, to artificial body enhancers like butt boosters and breast enlargements—everything screams for attention. But behind the glitter is a corrupted drive: the craving to be worshiped and adored. There are rumors that some vaccines on the market might boost the X-chromosome—the one linked to female traits. Could this be part of the reason why more men today feel like they were born in the wrong body? Yet the world keeps telling us something else— that people like this were “born that way” and can become whatever they feel like. Some even go as far as changing their private parts to match how they feel inside. What’s even more worrying is this—even some men who still say they’re male act soft, tender, with shiny lips, pretty and pinky beautiful. It is hard to tell the difference anymore. We’ve even seen the rise of unnatural tendencies—men marrying animals, bizarre relationships celebrated in public, and perversions once unthinkable now paraded with pride. As Jude 1:7-8 warns, these actions echo the rebellion of Sodom and Gomorrah, chasing after strange flesh, defying natural order, and storing up judgment. It is clear that the devil behind the evil men and women in the pharmaceutical industry are overworking. The main agenda is to corrupt the flesh of man and lead the human race to destruction. Everything we do in the physical has an impact on our mind and spirit. When Adam and Eve fell, God made garments of animal skin for them—not just to cover naked bodies, but as a temporary solution for their fallen minds. It all started in the mind. Clothes may

Understanding the Importance of Repentance “The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart, O God, you will not despise.” – Psalm 51:17 Introduction Repentance is basically the act of realizing that you’ve done wrong, feeling truly sorry for it, and making a firm decision not to do it again. But repentance goes much deeper than just words. It is something connected to the state of the heart. Unless the heart sees the importance of repentance, real change cannot happen. That’s why someone can say “I’m sorry” a thousand times and still go back to the same sin—they never truly repented, because their heart was not involved. The Bible speaks of two types of hearts: the stony heart and the contrite heart. A stony heart is cold, stubborn, and unwilling to change. When someone with a stony heart says they repent, it is only for show. Their words sound good, but their actions remain unchanged. On the other hand, a contrite heart is broken, humble, and sincerely sorry before God. Repentance from a contrite heart leads to transformation. It brings healing, forgiveness, and a new beginning. The Hearts of King Saul and King David Let’s look at two men in the Bible who were both anointed by God—King Saul and King David. They both sinned, but their responses to correction were completely different. King Saul disobeyed God more than once. When he was rebuked, instead of repenting, he justified his actions. He always had a reason for his disobedience. Saul had a hard and stubborn heart. This heart condition made it impossible for him to truly repent. In the end, he lost his kingdom—and his life. His downfall was not just the result of his sin, but the result of his unrepentant heart. Now, look at King David. David’s sins seemed far worse than those committed by Saul. He committed adultery and even arranged for the murder of an innocent man. But when God confronted him through the prophet Nathan, David’s heart broke. He didn’t offer excuses. He fell before God, cried out in repentance, and asked for mercy. His contrite heart made all the difference. Though his kingdom was shaken, he didn’t lose it—because God had mercy on his broken and repentant heart. Repentance Breaks the Enemy’s Legal Access One of the most powerful truths about repentance is this: it breaks the legal access of the enemy in our lives. Sin is like a legal door that opens up your life to satanic attacks. If you don’t repent, the enemy continues to plunder your joy, peace, and purpose. Think of it like this: imagine a pipe that brings fresh water into your house. Now imagine a sewage pipe being secretly connected to it. You won’t know you’re drinking contaminated water until sickness shows up. That’s what sin does—it pollutes your life, even if it looks clean on the outside. And satan has become a master of disguise, making his sewage look like sparkling clean water. The more you drink, the more poisoned you become. Repentance is the act of recognizing that the pipe is connected to sewage and making the decision to disconnect it. Without repentance, that sewage keeps flowing—bringing spiritual infections, confusion, and destruction. A Hardened Heart: A Gateway to Destruction When the enemy wants to destroy a person, the first thing he targets is the heart. He makes it hard and rebellious—just like King Saul. Just like the Israelites in the wilderness. A hardened heart is dangerous. It refuses to listen, refuses to change, and eventually walks straight into destruction. Even in churches today, divisions and strife often come from hardened hearts. People are no longer sensitive to the Spirit of God. Pride blocks the way. Offense rules. Love grows cold. And slowly, without realizing it, many walk away from God—thinking they’re still standing. The Power of Confession But there is hope. The Bible says in 1 John 1:9,“If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” This is God’s promise. When we come to Him with honest hearts—no pretending, no excuses—He forgives and cleanses. But for this to happen, our conscience must be awake. A darkened conscience is like walking blindfolded. You might think you’re going the right way, but you’re heading for disaster. Imagine holding onto something wrong while believing it’s right. That’s the danger of a dead conscience. But when God sanctifies your conscience, truth becomes clear. You can see sin for what it is. You can see grace for what it offers. And you can finally begin to walk in freedom. Conclusion In these times, more than ever, we need to pray: “Lord, make my heart soft. Make it contrite. Make repentance easy for me.” Let’s not be like Saul, holding onto pride and losing everything. Let’s be like David—ready to break down before God, ready to be changed. Repentance is not a one-time event; it is a lifestyle of humility and returning to God. Every time we fall, we must rise with a heart willing to change. Repentance opens the door to restoration. It breaks the enemy’s hold. It awakens our conscience. It heals our souls. And most importantly, it brings us back to the heart of the Father. May God give us hearts that are always ready to repent—and never hard to His voice. “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me.” – Psalm 51:10

False Faith & Self-contentment A brief exploration of the dangers of false faith and spiritual complacency Introduction “In the name of Jesus” holds immeasurable authority and can cast out demons—but only in the mouths of those who have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. The authority behind the name of Jesus comes not from mere utterance, but from the One who gives it. Jesus grants His power to those who believe in Him, walk with Him, and are filled with His Spirit. Without that living connection, invoking His name can be not only ineffective—but harmful. Spiritual complacency is another silent destroyer. Many people experience freedom from spiritual oppression, only to stagnate or regress in their faith. They become “weekend believers,” showing up for church, but living like unbelievers from Monday to Saturday. This lukewarm state is not harmless—it’s a fertile ground for spiritual deception and attack. The consequences of false faith and spiritual laziness are severe and sobering. The Story of the Sons of Sceva In Acts 19, we meet the sons of Sceva, Jewish exorcists who had witnessed Paul casting out demons in Jesus’ name. Wanting to imitate what they saw, they tried to do the same. They approached a demon-possessed man and said, “We adjure you by the Jesus whom Paul preaches.” But the evil spirit replied, “Jesus I know, and Paul I know; but who are you?” What followed was a violent beating, leaving the sons of Sceva naked and wounded. This gripping story teaches a crucial lesson: you cannot imitate spiritual authority. The sons of Sceva lacked a personal relationship with Jesus. They were merely mimicking spiritual practices without the indwelling presence of the Spirit. Their words had no weight because their hearts had no connection to Christ. Trying to use divine authority without divine relationship is spiritual fraud—and it carries dangerous consequences. When Complacency Becomes Affliction Some people wonder why life seems to fall apart after they accept Christ. While salvation brings freedom, it also invites spiritual warfare. The devil doesn’t give up territory easily. But if a new believer does not pursue growth, deepen their faith, or remain spiritually alert, they become vulnerable. Jesus illustrated this in Matthew 12:45:“Then it goes and brings with it seven other spirits more wicked than itself, and they go in and dwell there; and the last state of that man is worse than the first…” When unclean spirits are cast out but the “house” (the person’s life) remains empty—unfilled by the presence of God—the spirits return with reinforcements. This is what happens when someone is content with shallow faith. They go to church but still live in sin, opening spiritual doors that invite demonic activity. Weekend deliverance becomes a cycle of temporary relief with no real transformation. The Subtle Work of the Enemy Jesus said, “While men slept, his enemy came and sowed tares among the wheat” (Matthew 13:25). This speaks of spiritual laziness. When a believer is not alert, the enemy infiltrates unnoticed. The effects may not appear immediately—they are often delayed, showing up months or even years later. This delayed attack makes it even more dangerous, because it’s often harder to trace and root out. Spiritual complacency gives the enemy legal access to plant confusion, sickness, temptation, and bondage. Think of a person who is still enjoying secret sin while attending church. This person may appear godly outwardly, but inwardly, they are spiritually compromised. That inner compromise becomes a foothold for the enemy. And no matter how many times demons are cast out, they return if they still “own” the place. The Key: Filling the House Deliverance is not enough. We must fill the house. We must actively pursue a deeper relationship with God, daily feeding on His Word, praying fervently, and walking in obedience. Jesus must not just be Savior—He must be Lord. 2 Corinthians 3:17 reminds us: “Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is liberty.” True freedom—freedom from sin, bondage, and demonic influence—is found in the presence of the Holy Spirit. If He dwells in you, you are free. If He leads you, you are protected. If He fills you, there is no room for anything else. Conclusion Christianity is not a show. It is not ritual, imitation, or performance. It is a living relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ. The name of Jesus has power—but only when it’s backed by faith, obedience, and relationship. Don’t settle for surface-level religion. Dig deep. Pursue God daily. Don’t fall asleep spiritually—stay alert, be vigilant, and guard your heart. True liberty comes from living in the presence of the Holy Spirit. Only then can we walk in victory, overcome evil, and avoid the dangers of false faith and deadly self-contentment.

Breaking Evil Altars the God’s Way – Part 2 Introduction There are many signs and symptoms that point to the presence of evil altars in the lives of individuals and families. These include mysterious deaths, insanity, incurable diseases and sicknesses, endless cycles of divorce, and persistent financial struggles. These indicators are not mere coincidences—they often point to deeply rooted spiritual issues operating from unseen realms. In this article, we delve deeper to understand what connects a person to these evil altars. There must be cords, ties, or spiritual ropes that bind individuals to negative spiritual programs. Until these connections are severed, freedom remains elusive. Our focus is to explore how the scriptures teach us to break free from these entanglements and walk in the liberty that Christ offers. Understanding the Cords That Bind Imagine a donkey pulling a cart filled with Bamburi cement. The donkey exerts itself, struggling under the weight of its burden. But how exactly is the donkey connected to the cart? Through a rope—simple, yet powerful. As long as the rope holds, the donkey remains tethered to the heavy load. The moment the rope is cut, the donkey is free. Likewise, many believers are spiritually yoked to evil altars, pulling heavy burdens of curses, patterns, and cycles that are not theirs to bear. One can be faithfully attending church every week and still remain bound, because the ropes—the spiritual ties—have not been identified and broken. The Invitation of Christ Jesus gives a profound invitation in Matthew 11:28:“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”This rest is not just physical relaxation—it is a spiritual reprieve, a divine disconnection from burdens we were never meant to carry. But He doesn’t stop there. In Matthew 11:29, Jesus continues:“Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.”This is the key—take my yoke and learn from me. Deliverance is not just about breaking away from darkness but also binding oneself to light. There is no spiritual vacuum. You must unyoke from the world and yoke yourself to Christ. This is not automatic; it is a personal journey of discipleship. Being a weekend churchgoer is not the same as being a disciple. Discipleship is a deliberate path of learning, submitting, and walking with Jesus. The Ropes Behind the Patterns Once you yoke yourself to Jesus, He begins to show you the real reasons behind your burdens. Take, for example, a family plagued by repeated divorces. Behind this altar may be ropes of excessive anger, infidelity, or unforgiveness. These behaviors, although seemingly natural, are spiritual ropes that empower the altar of divorce. They are the works of the flesh mentioned in Galatians 5:19-21—sexual immorality, fits of rage, jealousy, selfish ambition, and so forth. These carnal behaviors become the fuel for demonic systems to thrive. Evil altars draw strength from carnality. The more you operate in the flesh, the more you unknowingly sacrifice to these altars. You may be giving large offerings in church, fasting regularly, or praying daily—but as long as the flesh remains your base of operation, those sacrifices may not yield the freedom you desire. The Truth That Sets Free John 8:32 says, “Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.”Truth is not just knowledge—it is the person of Christ and His Word. Once you identify the parasite—whether it is pride, anger, lust, or bitterness—you must starve it. The truth starves the lies and the patterns that empower evil. Freedom begins with revelation and is sustained by transformation. You cannot dwell in the same spiritual house with the devil and expect deliverance. The flesh is the devil’s office. If you report for duty in his office, the wage is death, not life. That’s why Galatians 5:13 reminds us:“You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh.”Liberty in Christ is not a license to sin; it is the power to overcome it. Christ didn’t just set us free from something; He set us free for something—a life of righteousness, peace, and power. Conclusion Breaking evil altars the God’s way is not a one-time event; it is a continual process of spiritual exchange. You must first identify the ropes, the spiritual cords that tie you to evil systems. Then, through discipleship, truth, and obedience, you sever those cords and yoke yourself to Jesus. There is no freedom without Christ—and no deliverance without discipleship. Evil altars may be stubborn, but the truth of God is stronger. You are not destined to carry burdens you were never designed to bear. Jesus is still calling: “Come to me…” Choose His yoke, and find your freedom.