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In many marriages today, there are partners who are being controlled—not with fists, but with manipulation, fear, guilt, and silence. It’s a prison that doesn’t have bars, but its effects are just as real. And tragically, the person inside often doesn’t even realize they’re caged... or worse, they’ve chosen to close their eyes. The Silent Cage Some marriages look perfect from the outside. But behind closed doors, there is one partner who: Decides where you go, what you wear, and who you talk to. Constantly belittles your opinions, dreams, and feelings. Uses guilt to keep you obedient, or the Bible to silence your voice. Makes you feel like everything is your fault. Gives you "just enough love" to keep you hoping, while slowly draining your soul. This is not love. This is emotional abuse. And emotional abuse is still abuse. You Are Not Wrong for Wanting Freedom You may ask yourself: "Am I wrong for being kind?" "Was I too loving?" "Is it me...

🛡️ You Are Not Alone. In life, we all face opposition. Sometimes it comes from people, sometimes from life’s challenges, and sometimes from within ourselves. It can feel like everything is pushing against you. But God has already spoken: > “They will fight against you, but they shall not prevail against you. For I am with you,” says the Lord, “to deliver you.” – Jeremiah 1:19 This isn’t just a verse — it’s a promise. 🔥 When You’re Under Attack... Emotionally exhausted? Spiritually dry? Physically drained or stuck in a hard place? Remember: No matter how fierce the battle, the outcome is already written — “they shall not prevail.” --- 🙏 Let This Be Your Reminder Today: ✅ God sees your struggle. ✅ He knows your name. ✅ He has a plan to deliver you. ✅ And no attack — spiritual, emotional, or physical — can succeed against His purpose for your life. --- 💬 Need prayer or encouragement? 📖 Read more at imbelieving.blogspot.com 🗣️ Share this with someone who needs strength...

Many people know about God — but don’t know Him. They go to church, read Bible verses, and try to be “good” — yet still feel far from Him. But God is not looking for religion. He wants relationship. > James 4:8 “Come near to God and He will come near to you.” A relationship with God is like any other close friendship: You talk to Him (prayer) You listen to Him (through His Word) You trust Him You walk with Him daily It’s not about being perfect. It’s about being connected. Being honest. Being with Him. > Revelation 3:20 “I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears my voice and opens the door, I will come in...” God is not distant. He’s right there — knocking. Waiting for you to open your heart. --- 🕊️ A Simple Prayer: > “Lord, I want to know You — not just about You. Draw me close. I open my heart to You. Walk with me, speak to me, change me. Amen.”

As we step into July—the seventh month of the year—we are reminded that seven symbolizes completion and spiritual perfection in biblical numerology. It’s a powerful point in the year to reflect, realign, and rise. The Word of God in Isaiah 55:9 says: > "For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are My ways higher than your ways, and My thoughts than your thoughts." This is a divine reminder that while we plan, strive, and try to make sense of our lives, God is already operating on a higher plane. His vision is broader. His intentions are purer. His outcomes are far better than anything we can imagine. What does this mean for us this July? Trust more, stress less. God is not limited by our limitations. Align your goals with heaven’s priorities. Seek His wisdom before rushing into decisions. Rest in His timing. Delays are not denials; they are divine recalibrations. Think higher. Let your mindset reflect faith, not fear. Let July be the month you surrender...

The righteous person may have many troubles, but the Lord delivers him from them all.” — Psalm 34:19, NIV We love quoting the second part of this verse — "the Lord delivers him from them all." It gives us hope, especially in times of trouble. But let's not miss the beginning: “The righteous person...” Who does God deliver? The righteous. --- ✝️ Righteousness Is Not Perfection Righteousness isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being in right standing with God: Walking in obedience Turning away from sin Loving others Living humbly and truthfully We all want answers from God. But are we harboring unforgiveness? Are we holding grudges? You may never forget what someone did to you — but you can forgive. Forgiveness isn’t forgetting; it’s letting go so God can move on your behalf. > “But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins.” — Matthew 6:15 --- 🔥 Examples of Righteous Deliverance Look at these powerful stories: ✅ Shadr...

> “The righteous person may have many troubles, but the Lord delivers him from them all.” — Psalm 34:19 We are now deep into our 5 Sundays of Family Revival, and this week's Word is a powerful reminder of God’s faithfulness in the middle of our struggles. Sometimes we think that walking with God means we’ll avoid problems. But Psalm 34:19 makes it clear — even the righteous go through many troubles. That’s real life. It includes financial hardship, sickness, broken relationships, and spiritual battles. But here’s the good news: God doesn’t leave us there. He delivers us from them all. Yes, ALL. Not some. Not just the easy ones. ALL. This Sunday, as we continue our Family Revival, we declare that God is working in our homes — breaking chains, restoring relationships, and healing wounds. He’s turning mourning into dancing and trials into testimonies. We pray that your family will: Be protected Be united Be revived in spirit Be a witness of God’s delivering power 📸 Family in Praye...

At Will of God Ministries, we are witnessing the hand of God move mightily. Lives are being transformed through our prayers, services, and visitations. Testimonies continue to pour in—people are being healed, restored, and uplifted by the power of God working through this ministry. When you sow into WGM, you are planting your seed into fertile ground. The Bible promises in Luke 6:38 that when we give, it will be given back to us—a good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over. Your support will not only bless others—it will return to bless you and your children. Let us join hands to take the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the nations. Your giving makes a difference. 📌 Banking Details: Account Name: Will of God Ministries (132-327) NPO Account Number: 1248519025 Bank: Capitec May God richly reward you as you support His work.

Have you ever faced something so unexpected that it left you speechless? Maybe a challenge, a loss, a delay, or a closed door you didn’t see coming? Life throws us curveballs—but here’s the comforting truth: Nothing you’re facing is a surprise to God. He had the solution before you even knew there was a problem. 🌟 God Is Never Caught Off Guard While we panic or worry, God remains calm and in control. He doesn’t wait to react—He already knew what would happen and made provision for it. He sees the beginning and the end of your situation at the same time. 📖 Isaiah 46:10 “I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come. I say, ‘My purpose will stand.’” This verse reminds us that God isn’t guessing about our future. He knows it. He’s already made a way through what feels like a dead end. 🛠 The Solution Was Already in Place Think of this: before you even faced the pain, the confusion, or the struggle—you had a God who already prepared an ans...

What the Bible Says About Genuine Character Have you ever met someone who seemed so kind and trustworthy—until time revealed who they really were? People can fake it for a while, but eventually, the truth comes out. The Bible puts it perfectly: > “Can an Ethiopian change his skin or a leopard its spots? Neither can you do good who are accustomed to doing evil.” — Jeremiah 13:23 (NIV) This verse speaks a deep truth: you can pretend, but not forever. Like a leopard can’t hide its spots, people can’t forever hide who they really are. --- 🕵️‍♂️ Pretending Can’t Last Forever Some people try to act nice just to gain your trust—but their true intentions always rise to the surface. They wear a mask, but masks don’t stick forever. > “Do not be deceived: God cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows.” — Galatians 6:7 (NIV) > “The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?” — Jeremiah 17:9 (ESV) God sees beyond the fake smiles. And eventually, so will y...

  Have you ever felt like people dislike you for no reason? Like the more you rise, the more they want to pull you down? It could be anyone — family members, friends, co-workers, neighbours — people you thought would support you. Instead of helping, they discourage you. When you ask for advice about improving your life, starting a business, or even getting married, they speak words meant to plant doubt and fear. Sometimes, they don’t want to see you grow. All they wish for is your downfall. But here's the truth: you don't have to fight them back with hate. You don’t have to prove anything to them. There is only one true and powerful way to overcome — and that’s the way of God. --- The Word of God is Your Weapon The Bible is not just a book — it’s a living, active force that works in your life if you believe and practice it. It says: > “For the word of God is living and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, jo...

Life has a way of testing us—through loss, failure, silence, or seasons that feel unbearably long. In those moments, it’s easy to feel forgotten, left behind, or finished. But here's the truth: God is not done with you. Every breath you take is proof that your story isn’t over. Even in the quiet, even in the struggle, He is working. The detours, delays, and disappointments are not dead ends; they are divine tools, shaping you for what’s ahead. > “Being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.” — Philippians 1:6 Maybe you're tired. Maybe you’ve messed up. Maybe you’ve lost hope. But hold on. Redemption is still possible. Healing is still unfolding. Purpose is still being written. Don’t close the book—God is still writing.

As children of God, we are called to reflect the character of Christ in everything we do — including how we treat others. Yet, in today’s world, it’s easy to fall into the trap of respecting people based on their financial success, their bank balances, or their social status. But if that’s the measure of our respect, then our character is deeply flawed. Why Character Is More Important Than Wealth The Bible is clear: God looks beyond the outward appearance and status of a person. He looks at the heart (1 Samuel 16:7). This means that no amount of wealth or success should determine how we value and treat others. Respecting someone solely because of their money or achievements is a form of favoritism — and favoritism is sinful (James 2:1-4). When we show partiality, we are acting contrary to the very nature of God’s kingdom, where the last are first and the humble are exalted. We become “judges with evil thoughts” by discriminating based on external factors rather than recogni...

  As we continue our journey through June—our dedicated month of Family Prayer Revival—we turn our hearts this week toward one of the most raw and honest prayers in Scripture. In Mark 9, a father brings his tormented son to Jesus. The disciples had tried and failed to deliver the boy, but the desperate father does not give up. He cries out to Jesus: > “If You can do anything, have compassion on us and help us.” Jesus said to him, “If you can believe, all things are possible to him who believes.” Immediately the father of the child cried out and said with tears, “Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!” (Mark 9:22–24 NKJV) 🔥 What This Means for Our Families Today This father’s cry mirrors the cry of many parents today—those burdened by children struggling with emotional, spiritual, or even physical battles. He believed, but he was also honest about his doubts. And Jesus didn’t reject him for that. Instead, He moved with power and compassion. In the context of family reviv...

           We are in a dark season. Here in South Africa, winter has arrived. The days are shorter, the nights are colder, and sickness seems to spread more easily. People are struggling. Many families are hurting. Relationships are falling apart. Finances are tight. Health is failing. And for some, the darkness isn't just outside—it's inside too. It feels like life itself has turned cold. But this isn’t a new story. In the book of Mark, chapter 5, verse 25, we read about a woman who was also in a dark season. For twelve long years, she suffered with a bleeding condition. The Bible tells us she spent all her money trying to find healing. She went from doctor to doctor—some translations say “physicians,” but today we know many people turn to all sorts of solutions, even witch doctors—yet she only grew worse. Twelve years. That’s twelve winters. Twelve seasons of pain, shame, and hopelessness. But something shifted. One day, she heard about Jesus....

"Greeting the powerful is easy; greeting the unseen is humanity." In our fast-moving world, we’re quick to celebrate status, power, and popularity. We gravitate toward those in positions of influence, greeting them with smiles, admiration, and respect. But what about the quiet figures in the background—the cleaner in the hallway, the beggar at the corner, the lonely elder at the park bench? "The true measure of any society can be found in how it treats its most vulnerable members." – Mahatma Gandhi True humanity shines not in the way we respond to the celebrated, but in how we treat those who can give us nothing in return. Every person we pass carries a story, a soul, and a weight we cannot see. “Do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it.” – Hebrews 13:2 (NIV) Kindness doesn’t need an audience. Compassion is most powerful when it is unseen—when it’s extended simply beca...