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IDOLATRY

It was a moment of sober reflection, moment of self pity, moment of deviating from evil to good to stay away from Idol worshipping and embrace our Lord Jesus in other to receive the blessing of God. People preferred to worship foreign gods than the heavenly host,so many Christians that God and at the same time they are inside shrine doing incantations to other gods, whenever you do that you have eliminated yourself from God's blessing.
   Further, "because of idolatry God's blessing has continued to elude you, therefore get rid of Idol worship in your midst and God will bless you. It's a contradiction for you to see a child of God that called himself a Christian and at the same time practicing idolatry. Most of us what we are suffering today is ancestral manipulations, many families worshipped idols and many families committed lots of evils.
   It is true that Jesus Christ came and sacrificed himself, this means that, any Idol family that exist is because of love of God. Most Christians will use one hand to hold the Bible, and the other to hold charms. You can never claim to be divine and yet you are worshipping idol. Sin can never attract Gods favor and mercy. The Israelites worshipped idols and they were defeated. How can you mortgage your relationship with Jesus, how can you compromise your destiny as a child of God, how can you condescend so low into worshipping idol. Some of us who desire prosperity, without desiring the master, the giver of wealth. We desire chicken without egg, we desire the way without desiring the person that will show us the way. We want to get to our destination without clicking the way that will lead us to that destination, and that is Jesus Christ. We should embrace Christ as our Lord and personal saviours, thereby turning from our evil ways to a good life.

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