Beyond Sins, Featuring "Beyonce"

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As I woke up this morning, a lesson centered on Beyonce struck my heart. Yes, Beyonce, the singer.

One thing about her particularly made meaning to me when the Holy Spirit brought it to my reasoning. A lot of Christians divorce these days and it has almost become so "normal" already.

I read on a news blog sometimes ago about how Jay Z cheated on Beyonce at some point in their marriage. And surprisingly, they're are still married today, no divorce. I also read of how Jay Z is an Illuminati member, I really don't know how authentic that is tho. On the other hand, I read of how a Worship leader's wife divorced her husband for cheating.

I actually do not justify cheating in marriage, I strongly condemn it. Last I checked, adultery remains a sin. (Matthew 5:27-28)

Now, look at it this way, even the devil understands that divorce is wrong. "His owns" don't divorce. The people who divorce are those Christian who fight the wrong battles. Your spouse is not your enemy, the devil is. The Bible says we wrestle not against flesh and blood. (Ephesians 6:12)

The very precious message I have here is that, even the devil understands the principle of "One shall conquer one thousand, and two shall conquer ten thousands." And that is why he would ensure that more and more Christians are divorced. (Deuteronomy 32:30)

When you find the bone of your bone, and the flesh of your flesh, don't ever let go. Don't perish for lack of knowledge, read books authored by children of God. Learn the act of forgiving, loving yourself and your spouse.

I'm not there yet, I'm learning too. The book I'm reading presently is "The Five Love Languages" by Gary Chapman. You can download it in PDF. I vehemently recommend this book for everyone yearning to understand how to sustain love in a relationship.

Shalom.

Comments

Wilson said…
Well articulated. I believe that knowledge enlightens one's life, Christians need to actively search for knowledge in the right places...
1 March 2018 at 17:31
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