Prophet Edmund Boafo Essien Ministry

02/04/2026

02/04/2026

No Matter the Amount of Pressure You Get, Don’t Post About These 7 Things

1. Your Deep Personal Struggles (Proverbs 25:9)
Not everyone deserves access to your pain. The internet can’t heal you—it only amplifies your vulnerability. Take your battles to God and trusted people, not the crowd. True strength is not in public confession but in private surrender to God’s grace.
2. Your Financial Moves (Proverbs 27:1)
Announcing every new opportunity or income source invites silent competition and unseen attacks. Protect your progress until it’s mature enough to speak for itself. Quiet progress often brings louder results than public updates ever will.
3. Your Relationship Issues (Ephesians 4:29)
Public sympathy won’t fix private conflict. What you expose online might outlive your anger and haunt your reconciliation. Keep your love life sacred and off the stage, because maturity is knowing what to guard even when you’re hurt.
4. Your Next Big Plan (Nehemiah 2:12)
Vision dies when it’s prematurely exposed. Not every “congratulations” is genuine. Let your results make the announcement; wisdom moves in silence until it’s time to shine. Protecting your plans is not fear—it’s discernment in motion.
5. Your Acts of Kindness (Matthew 6:1–4)
When your good deeds become a show, the applause becomes your only reward. True greatness is when heaven sees your sacrifice, not when the internet claps. Let your kindness remain hidden—God rewards those who serve in secret.
6. Your Family Problems (Proverbs 17:9)
Family matters are seeds meant for prayer, not posts. Every word spoken in frustration can plant division that’s hard to uproot later. Heal privately and speak blessings publicly—what you cover in love, God restores in peace.
7. Your Spiritual Encounters (Luke 2:19)
Some revelations are meant to be pondered, not posted. Oversharing divine experiences can attract envy or misunderstanding. Guard your sacred moments—they are proofs of intimacy, not tools for public validation.

Social media may crave your transparency, but God values your discretion. The pressure to be seen can make you lose what should be sacred. Protect your peace, your plans, and your private victories—because silence often guards what the enemy cannot touch, and hidden wisdom is sometimes the greatest form of power

12/09/2025

DIGGING TOO DEEP INTO YOUR PARTNER' PAST CAN HURT

No one enters a relationship without a past or previous personal experiences. Yet, couples often forget that the past is part of each person’s journey. It holds valuable lessons that help us grow and become better individuals.

When starting a relationship, respect each other’s past and any personal information shared. Let it stay in the past and remain between the two of you. If either of you is struggling with something from the past that could affect your relationship, talk about it openly and seek counselling to find the best way to deal with it.

Before getting married, committing to the relationship, or making any major investment in it, have honest conversations about past relationships or habits that may still be a challenge. Once you’ve committed or are married, there’s no need to dig into your partner’s past out of suspicion or to find faults.

Remember, anyone who digs too deep for a fish may end up with a snake. Digging too deeply into your partner’s past can reveal things that may damage your relationship, break trust, and destroy the love you share.

Suspicion makes people quick to believe anything they hear or see, and such people are easily misled. You might receive false information about your partner, from the wrong source, or misinterpret something that could ruin the trust and beauty of your relationship. Many people do this when they suspect their partner is being unfaithful.

Sometimes, when a partner becomes unfaithful, it’s not just about them; it may also reflect something missing in the relationship. A happy partner rarely cheats. So ask: What are they looking for elsewhere that they can’t find in the relationship? Have they spoken up but felt ignored? Do they feel neglected or taken for granted? These are issues couples often overlook, but they can cause deep hurt.

Let’s be each other’s keeper in our relationships. Listen to one another, offer support, be present, and protect the bond you share. Nurture your love with care and understanding.

In conclusion, "love is not ill-mannered or selfish or irritable; love does not keep a record of wrongs" - 1 Corinthians 13:5 (GNT).

Prophet Edmund Kojo Benjamin Boafo Essien (Counselor Edmund)
Counsellor, Conference Speaker
CEO, The Family Life Consult LTD.

27/06/2025

A man who controls:

• His lust for ej*******on.
• His greed for food.
• His feelings and emotions.

Has solved 90% of his problems.

Take control.

GUARD YOUR REPUTATION

27/06/2025

ALL MY MATES ARE GETTING MARRIED EXCEPT ME

Sometimes we put unnecessary pressure on ourselves which does not only run us into depression but into a wrong relationships. The fact that all your class, course or age mates are getting married does not mean there is something wrong with you.

Being with someone in the same class or doing the same course does not mean you are all the same. Each one of us is unique and different. Your dress, shoe size, styles, etc show how different you are even though you share a class. Born on the same day does not mean you carry the same purpose or genes. You might have met in life due to schooling or friendship but it does not make you the same.

Everyone has their life, path, calling, purpose and timing or clock. If your friend's time has come for them to get married, be happy for them, wait for yours. Their marriage won't deny you yours so why are you worried?

The question you should be asking yourself is that, am I ready for marriage; a relationship that lasts a life time; not just about the fun fair and celebration associated with one getting married.

Examine your strengths, capabilities and weaknesses if you have what it takes to keep a successful relationship. If there is something to work on, do that religiously and wait on the Lord for your turn.

The marriage you want is not from your friends or family but from God. Don't think for God, do your part and God will show up for He is always on time. In His time, He makes all things beautiful.

In conclusion, "I have observed something else under the sun. The fastest runner doesn’t always win the race, and the strongest warrior doesn’t always win the battle. The wise sometimes go hungry, and the skillful are not necessarily wealthy. And those who are educated don’t always lead successful lives. It is all decided by chance, by being in the right place at the right time" - Ecclesiastes 9:11 (NLT).

Prophet Edmund Kojo Benjamin Boafo Essien

Counselor,Conference Speaker, Author
CEO, The Family Consult LTD.
T. +231555209181

26/06/2025

Sugar Daddies Will Give You Gifts, Inf£ct!ons and Cūrs£s.

Forget about these 0ld men called sponsors, and build a future with that brilliant young man who is after you, get your own man, don’t kpai over material things.
Better things are yet to come.

Some got H.!.V just because of Iphone 4; little did they know that we will have Iphone16.

Sponsors will waste your youthful years and you will miss the chance of getting married to a man that will make you a dignified Mrs.

There's more to life than just temporary cash and gifts.
Be Wise!

Prophet Edmund Kojo Benjamin Boafo Essien is

28/05/2025

Don’t give up on the one you once prayed for. Unless they’re abusive or dangerous,
fight for your bond.
Be the first to change.
As you soften, they’ll respond—healing begins with humility.

PROPHET EDMUND KOJO BENJAMIN BOAFO ESSIEN
GOD OF HEAVEN HEALING MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL -LAND OF PRAYERS AND POSSIBILITIES
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