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THE WORD IS NOT UP FOR DEBATESTAGE 1 — THE PREACHER SPEAKSThe preacher stood by the roadside with his Bible in his hand....
10/09/2026

THE WORD IS NOT UP FOR DEBATE

STAGE 1 — THE PREACHER SPEAKS

The preacher stood by the roadside with his Bible in his hand.

PREACHER:
“My brother, God loves you, but He is calling you out of this life. The Bible says, ‘Be not drunk with w**e, wherein is excess.’”

The drunkard looked at him, laughed loudly and lifted his bottle.

DRUNKARD:
“Pastor, leave me alone! I know what the Bible says. I drink, but I still believe in God. I even go to church!”

The preacher looked at him seriously.

PREACHER:
“Going to church does not make sin acceptable. God's Word is calling you to repentance.”

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STAGE 2 — THE ARGUMENT

The drunkard became angry.

DRUNKARD:
“Who told you that I am a bad person? I don't steal. I don't kill anybody. Why are you disturbing me about drinking?”

PREACHER:
“I am not your judge, my brother. I am only bringing you God's warning.”

DRUNKARD:
“Everybody has their own weakness! God understands me!”

The preacher opened his Bible again.

PREACHER:
“God understands your weakness, but He also commands you to overcome sin. Don't use God's mercy as permission to continue in sin.”

The crowd became silent.

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STAGE 3 — THE WORD BREAKS THE HEART

The preacher looked directly into his eyes.

PREACHER:
“My brother, what if tonight is your last night? What will your bottle do for you when you stand before God?”

The man's smile disappeared.

He slowly looked at the bottle in his hand.

PREACHER:
“You have been defending your drinking, but who will defend you when sin has destroyed your life?”

The man's eyes filled with tears.

He remembered the people he had hurt, the opportunities he had lost, and the promises he had broken.

Slowly, the bottle slipped from his hand.

DRUNKARD:
“Pastor... I thought I was only enjoying myself. I didn't know I was destroying myself.”

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STAGE 4 — REPENTANCE

The man fell to his knees.

DRUNKARD:
“Lord Jesus, have mercy on me. I am tired of this life. Forgive me. I don't want to argue with Your Word anymore. I want to change.”

The preacher knelt beside him.

PREACHER:
“Today, don't just drop the bottle. Drop the rebellion in your heart. Surrender completely to Jesus.”

The man began to weep.

The crowd watched as the man who had been arguing against God's Word now knelt beneath its conviction.

NARRATOR:
“Sometimes, the greatest miracle is not when God changes your circumstances. It is when He changes your heart.”

📖 “Repent ye therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out.” — Acts 3:19

THE WORD OF GOD IS NOT SOMETHING TO DEBATE.
IT IS SOMETHING TO OBEY.

By Evang Asinde Harrison

BE A WIFE, NOT A KNIFEMarriage is not a battlefield where one person must destroy the other to feel powerful.A wife is n...
09/09/2026

BE A WIFE, NOT A KNIFE

Marriage is not a battlefield where one person must destroy the other to feel powerful.

A wife is not meant to become a knife in her husband’s life—cutting down his confidence, exposing his weaknesses, mocking his dreams, and turning every disagreement into a war.

A powerful woman does not use her words to destroy the man she once prayed for.

She corrects without humiliating.
She advises without controlling.
She expresses her pain without poisoning the home.
She protects her husband’s dignity, even when she is angry.
She becomes a source of peace, not a permanent source of pressure.

This does not mean a wife should tolerate abuse, betrayal, irresponsibility, or disrespect. A good wife is not silent in the face of wrongdoing. She is wise enough to speak the truth, strong enough to set boundaries, and mature enough to seek help when necessary.

But there is a difference between correction and destruction.

There is a difference between being honest and being cruel.

There is a difference between standing up for yourself and constantly tearing down your husband.

Some women use every secret shared in confidence as a weapon during arguments.
Some turn their husband’s failures into public entertainment.
Some compare him to other men until he begins to hate himself.
Some make the home so hostile that peace becomes impossible.

A home should not be the place where a man loses his courage.

Your husband may not be perfect, but remember that marriage is a partnership, not a competition. If he is struggling, help him grow. If he is wrong, correct him with wisdom. If he is discouraged, remind him of his strength. If you are hurt, communicate before resentment turns your heart into a weapon.

Be the woman who builds, not the woman who breaks.

Be the woman whose presence brings wisdom, encouragement, and stability.

Be a wife—not a knife.

And to every husband: appreciate a good woman, listen to her concerns, honor her sacrifices, and never use this message as an excuse to silence her. A peaceful marriage requires two people who are willing to love, respect, communicate, and grow together.

Marriage becomes stronger when both partners stop trying to defeat each other and start fighting for the success of the home.

If you believe a wife should be a source of strength and not destruction, leave a comment, like this message, and share it with someone who needs to read it.

May God give every couple the wisdom to build a home filled with love, respect, peace, and understanding.

By Evang Asinde Harrison

WHAT A TRUE CHRISTIAN REPRESENTSA true Christian is not known merely by the Bible they carry, the church they attend, or...
09/09/2026

WHAT A TRUE CHRISTIAN REPRESENTS

A true Christian is not known merely by the Bible they carry, the church they attend, or the title they bear.

A true Christian represents Christ in character, love, humility, forgiveness, honesty, and obedience to God.

When people see you, they should see something of Jesus in you.
When you speak, your words should bring grace.
When you are offended, forgiveness should speak louder than revenge.
When nobody is watching, your character should still honor God.

Christianity is not just a religion we profess—it is a life we live.

Be the kind of Christian whose life makes people want to know your Christ.

“By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.” — John 13:35

By Evang Asinde Harrison

SHE WAS SUPPOSED TO DIE, BUT GOD SAID NOAt just 12 years old, Amara had already learned that sometimes the person who sm...
09/09/2026

SHE WAS SUPPOSED TO DIE, BUT GOD SAID NO

At just 12 years old, Amara had already learned that sometimes the person who smiles at you can be the person secretly praying for your downfall.

After her mother died, her father remarried.

At first, Amara hoped her stepmother would become the mother she had lost.

She was wrong.

Her stepmother treated her like a burden. She was beaten for the smallest mistakes, denied food, insulted, and constantly reminded that she was "not her daughter."

But Amara endured it quietly.

Every night, she would kneel beside her bed and whisper:

"God, please don't let me die here."

One evening, something terrible happened.

Her stepmother attacked her and left her believing the child would not survive.

Amara lay helpless, barely conscious.

But somewhere between life and death, a neighbour heard a faint cry.

They rushed her to the hospital.

The doctors fought for her life.

For days, her father sat beside her bed, crying over what he had failed to see.

Then, one morning, Amara opened her eyes.

Her first words were not words of hatred.

She whispered:

"Daddy, am I going to live?"

Her father broke down in tears.

"Yes, my daughter. You are going to live."

Amara survived.

The scars remained on her body, but something even more powerful remained in her heart:

THE WILL TO LIVE.

Years later, that little girl became a woman who used her painful experience to help abused children.

She often told them:

"What happened to you may be part of your story, but it does not have to become the end of your story."

Her past tried to bury her.

But God turned her grave into a testimony.

Sometimes life will bring you to a place where you wonder, "Why me?"

Sometimes the people who should protect you may hurt you.

Sometimes you may feel forgotten.

But please remember this:

YOUR PAIN IS NOT PROOF THAT GOD HAS ABANDONED YOU.

You may be wounded today, but you can heal.

You may be crying today, but you can smile again.

You may have been rejected, but your life still has value.

And if you are suffering abuse, please don't suffer in silence. Tell someone you trust. Seek help. Your life is precious.

Amara was almost killed, but she survived.

Maybe your greatest testimony is still waiting for you on the other side of your darkest night.

What do you think?

If you were in Amara's position, would you forgive your stepmother—or would forgiveness take too much?

👇 Tell me honestly in the comments.

And if you believe every child deserves love, protection and a chance to live, share this story.

By Evang Asinde Harrison

LET THE DEAD BURY THEIR DEADMatthew 8:21–22«“Follow me; and let the dead bury their dead.” — Matthew 8:22»These are amon...
09/09/2026

LET THE DEAD BURY THEIR DEAD

Matthew 8:21–22

«“Follow me; and let the dead bury their dead.” — Matthew 8:22»

These are among the most shocking words Jesus ever spoke.

A man wanted to follow Jesus, but he first asked for permission to go and bury his father.

Jesus answered:

“Follow me; and let the dead bury their dead.”

At first glance, it sounds like Jesus had no compassion for a grieving family.

But that was not the message.

Jesus was revealing something deeper:

THE CALL OF GOD CANNOT ALWAYS WAIT FOR OUR PERFECT CONDITIONS.

There are moments when God says, “Follow Me now.”

And we respond:

“Let me settle this first.”

“Let me become financially stable first.”

“Let me finish this relationship first.”

“Let me take care of a few things first.”

“Let me enjoy life first.”

“Tomorrow, Lord.”

But sometimes “tomorrow” becomes a lifetime.

The man was willing to follow Jesus, but he wanted to place another responsibility before his calling.

Jesus was showing him the cost of discipleship:

When God calls you, obedience must take priority.

SOME THINGS ARE NOT SINS—BUT THEY CAN BECOME DISTRACTIONS.

Family matters.

Work matters.

Education matters.

Marriage matters.

Money matters.

Our responsibilities matter.

But none of these things should become more important than the God who gave us life in the first place.

There are people who are not running away from God because they hate Him.

They are simply too busy with everything else.

And the enemy doesn't always need to make you wicked.

Sometimes he only needs to make you distracted.

“LET THE DEAD BURY THEIR DEAD”

Jesus was speaking spiritually.

Those who are spiritually dead can handle the affairs of the spiritually dead.

But you have received a call to follow the One who gives life.

Jesus was saying, in essence:

“Do not allow earthly attachments to prevent you from responding to a heavenly calling.”

There comes a moment when you must stop making excuses and say:

“Lord, I am ready.”

WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR?

Perhaps God has been calling you to change your ways.

You keep saying, “Later.”

He has been calling you to forgive.

“Later.”

To leave that sinful lifestyle.

“Later.”

To return to prayer.

“Later.”

To surrender completely to Christ.

“Later.”

But remember:

The most dangerous word in a person's spiritual life can be “tomorrow.”

Tomorrow is not promised.

Your opportunity to obey God is today.

Jesus did not say, “Think about following Me.”

He said:

“Follow Me.”

Not next year.

Not when everything becomes comfortable.

Not when everyone approves of you.

Follow Me.

Sometimes faith requires you to leave behind what is familiar so you can walk into what God has prepared.

Don't allow the funeral of yesterday to prevent you from walking into the life of tomorrow.

Don't spend your entire life burying what God has already told you to leave behind.

There is a time to mourn.
There is a time to release.
There is a time to move forward.

And when Jesus calls you—

FOLLOW HIM.

Because nothing you leave behind for Christ can compare with what you gain by having Christ.

By Evang Asinde Harrison

TURN THE OTHER CHEEK — WHAT JESUS REALLY MEANTMatthew 5:39“But I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps...
09/09/2026

TURN THE OTHER CHEEK — WHAT JESUS REALLY MEANT
Matthew 5:39
“But I tell you, do not resist an evil person. If anyone slaps you on the right cheek, turn to them the other cheek also.” — Matthew 5:39
When Jesus said, “Turn the other cheek,” many people misunderstood Him.
He was not teaching weakness.
He was not commanding you to tolerate abuse.
He was not saying you should allow people to destroy your life without boundaries.
Jesus was teaching something far deeper:
Do not allow someone else's wickedness to turn you into another wicked person.
There are people who hurt you once, and because of the pain, you spend years looking for an opportunity to hurt them back.
They insulted you—you insulted them.
They betrayed you—you planned revenge.
They embarrassed you—you waited for their downfall.
They lied about you—you started spreading their secrets.
And before you knew it, their behavior had changed your character.
That is the danger Jesus was addressing.
TURNING THE OTHER CHEEK IS NOT COWARDICE
Anybody can retaliate.
It takes little strength to answer anger with anger.
But there is extraordinary strength in standing before someone who has wounded you and saying:
“I refuse to become what hurt me.”
Jesus Himself was mocked, beaten, rejected and crucified.
Yet on the cross, He said:
“Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do.”
— Luke 23:34
That is not weakness.
That is spiritual strength under control.
FORGIVENESS DOES NOT MEAN NO BOUNDARIES
You can forgive someone and still keep your distance.
You can love someone and refuse to trust them with the same responsibility again.
You can release someone from revenge without giving them unlimited access to your life.
You can say, “I forgive you,” and still say, “I will not allow this to happen again.”
Jesus taught forgiveness, but He never taught foolishness.
DON'T LET THEIR SIN BECOME YOUR SIN
Someone may have wounded you deeply.
But don't allow their action to occupy your heart until bitterness becomes your identity.
They may have stolen your peace once.
Don't let them steal the rest of your life too.
Let God deal with what you cannot fix.
Your responsibility is not revenge.
Your responsibility is to keep your heart clean before God.
Sometimes the greatest victory is not defeating the person who hurt you.
Sometimes the greatest victory is refusing to become like them.
So turn the other cheek—not because you are powerless,
but because you have chosen a higher kingdom, a higher character and a higher way.
Jesus said:
“Love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you.”
— Matthew 5:44
The world says, “Pay them back.”
Jesus says, “Pray for them.”
The world says, “Make them suffer.”
Jesus says, “Do not overcome evil with evil.”
The world says, “Never forgive.”
Jesus says, “Forgive.”
And perhaps the person you need to forgive today is not because they deserve your forgiveness—
but because you deserve your freedom.
Don't carry yesterday's wound into tomorrow.
Give the pain to God. Keep your heart. Keep your peace. Keep following Jesus.
— By Evang Asinde Harrison

With Ogundeyi Felix Dare – I just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers! 🎉
08/09/2026

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07/09/2026

Celebrating the new Obudu new yam festival from Lagos Nigeria
Kingly join us for a yummealicious pounded yam and Heidi soup.

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