Obinim Stickers Challenge

The issue of the much hyped #Obinimstickerchallenge has also caught my attention.

I'm not trying to be controversial, but most of the people trolling the concept of blessed artifacts are as ignorant as the man of God selling them.

It's Christendom for anointed men of God to project their anointing to places they can't be physically present. And the very head that suspects this act, it's the very one who limits God's power.

I cut slack for those of us who believe in dogma of blessing of artifacts for healing purposes, but are only suspicious of the "mode" in which it is done. Pricing God's power is as suicidal as a prostitute doing business in a Zongo community during the Ramadan season.

There's a scriptural backing to Paul being first to heal others through the anointing of artifacts.

Acts 19:11, 12 which reads: “And God was doing extraordinary miracles by the hands of Paul, so that even handkerchiefs or aprons that had touched his skin were carried away to the sick, and their diseases left them and the evil spirits came out of them"

So as you try to type the next troll for a "man of God" selling these things, think twice.

Do not let another man be the reason why you sin against God.

Troll, the prices and pricing of the items.
Not the "far-fetched" testimonies. Because, it is within God's power to do those things.

As for the "Men of God" who are making it easier for us to ridicule the omniscient nature of God, I pray it becomes easier for a Zongo girl to hate bleach than for you to enter heaven.

Shalom
Lhuci Writes