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Stay Faithful to Your Spouse By Nasarah Peter Dashe In 2015, a woman shared her painful but powerful story — a story that teaches all married people one thing: when pride enters a marriage, the devil doesn’t need to knock before walking in. She had been a faithful wife to her husband for many years. But one year, Satan took advantage of her anger and ignorance, and her home nearly crumbled. A Fight That Opened the Door It all began early that year — sometime between February and March. A simple disagreement between her and her husband grew into a fierce argument. Words became weapons. Silence replaced laughter. Days turned to weeks, and they could hardly talk to each other again. Meanwhile, her husband’s company had just secured a huge international contract. They were sending selected workers abroad to handle it. The company gave clear instructions: “If you have a wife and children, take them with you. If you’re single, you may take your fiancée.” Her husband was among tho...

  Singles, Do What You Are Supposed to Do — the Marriage Will Come By Nasarah Peter Dashe Many young ladies and men today are desperately searching for life partners — but sadly, many are searching in the wrong direction. A wise man once said, “You can never fix a problem until you discover its root.” If we want to understand why so many struggle to marry or end up in broken relationships, we must go deeper than the surface. 1. The Lifestyle You Live While Single Matters Some ladies delay their own marriages without knowing it. The kind of life you live while single will either prepare you for marriage or push it farther away. Ask yourself: What kind of person am I when no one is watching? Many young women, out of pressure or desperation, make the mistake of giving their bodies to any man who promises marriage. But a wise lady keeps her dignity, because she knows that her value is not tied to a man’s approval. Any man who truly loves you will honor you, not rush you. The...

  Imagination : Another Tool the Devil Uses to Bring You Down By Nasarah Peter Dashe Imagination is one of the most powerful forces in human life — and one of the most subtle weapons the devil uses against the children of God. What Is Imagination? According to the Cambridge Dictionary , imagination is “the ability to form pictures or ideas in your mind of things that are new or not real.” Psychologists describe imagination as the mental process that combines what we have seen , heard , and experienced to create something new — whether good or bad. In simple terms, your imagination is a creative factory built inside your mind. It can build your dreams, or it can build your destruction — depending on who controls it. How Imagination Works When you want to create something, your mind gathers information about it. For instance, if you decide to design a car, you’ll collect details about cars — their parts, shapes, and functions — and then combine those ideas to form your own ...

  FEAR: The Devil’s Strongest Tool By Nasarah Peter Dashe Fear is one of the strongest tools Satan uses to bring down the children of God — often without their knowledge. What Is Fear? According to the Cambridge Dictionary , fear is “an unpleasant emotion or thought that you have when you are frightened or worried by something dangerous, painful, or bad that is happening or might happen.” Notice the phrase “might happen.” Fear often feeds on possibilities, not realities. It builds on our imagination of what could go wrong rather than what actually is. And Satan knows this — so he manipulates it. How Satan Uses Fear Against Believers The devil doesn’t need to attack you physically; all he needs is to plant fear in your heart. Once fear grows, faith begins to shrink. And when faith shrinks, victory fades. Let’s look at three major ways the enemy uses fear to control and weaken people: 1. Through Thoughts The mind is the battlefield of fear. Satan uses our past experiences...

  By Nasarah Peter Dashe Can an angel of God become a dark angel again? No! But what I am saying here is this: beware of the devil and his servants, who disguise themselves as angels of light to deceive the simple-hearted. Deception in Disguise A friend and I were once talking about today’s “new generation” churches, and he revealed something many people have never realized — that some native doctors who once lived in the bush have now moved into the city and are standing behind pulpits . They no longer wear red cloths or tie charms around their necks. Instead, they now wear suits, hold microphones, and speak fluent English. The same spirits they once served in the forest are the ones they still serve — only now under a new name and in a new environment. The Bible already warned us about these people. The problem is, we ignore divine guidance . And when we fall into deception, we turn around to blame God. In Jude 1:17 , we are reminded to remember the warnings of the former...

  Close Your Eyes and Take a Moment to Feel Your Surrounding By Nasarah Peter Dashe Close your eyes for a moment and truly feel your surrounding. What can you sense around you? What do you hear, smell, or feel? You’ll realize that even if you’re in a crowd, the only presence you are completely aware of — the one you can feel deeply — is your own. You can hear the noise of others, sense their movement, but the presence that is real and undeniable is yours . The Reflection on Real Life Life itself mirrors this truth. Though we live among millions, each of us walks through life alone in our own consciousness. You are the only you in existence — the only version of your thoughts, feelings, and dreams that will ever live on this earth. So, who are you really trying to impress? Once you understand that your life is yours alone to live, the need to please others begins to fade. You stop chasing approval and start doing what truly matters. Think about it — there are days when you ...

  The Power of Modesty and True Beauty Today, I want to talk about nakedness and its implications in our society. Many young girls today have embraced the habit of exposing sensitive parts of their bodies in the name of “looking good.” But looking good should never mean being half-dressed. True beauty shines through confidence, respect, and character — not through how much skin is shown. Let’s pause for a moment and think deeply. I have a simple question for you: How did you hear about Facebook? Was it through an advertisement? Did a friend or relative tell you about it? Or were you just browsing the internet when it popped up by chance? If you think carefully, your answer will likely be this: Somebody told me about it — a friend, a colleague, or a relative. I heard about it through others, not through paid adverts. Now here’s something interesting: Facebook is one of the biggest platforms in the world today, yet you rarely see any direct advertisement for it. The ...