Godley Cyril Ministry

07/07/2026

MATTHEW 5:14-16

If your light is dim,your good works would be hidden before men.

lf your light is covered,your good works would be hidden before men.

let your light so shine before men,that they may see your good works.

Before men would glorify God in your life, your good works must be seen.

May your labour of love bring you before kings and set you apart as a generational symbol of hope.

You will be visible where kings and people that matters are looking for you in Jesus name.

Godley cyril

23/06/2026

The voice of wisdom is the voice of God

23/06/2026

18/06/2026

EFCC Grills “Prophet” for Alleged N70.3million Fraud in Enugu

Operatives of the Enugu Zonal Directorate of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC have commenced investigations into the activities of one self-acclaimed prophet, Godwin Sunday Ajuluchukwucheya (a.k.a Prophet Sunday Koboko), for allegedly defrauding his church members to the tune of N70, 391, 600. 00 (Seventy million, Three Hundred and Ninety-one thousand, Six hundred Naira).

A petitioner, Okey Uwakwe alleged that Ajuluchukwucheya presented himself as a true man of God, capable of luring his brother who travelled outside the country since 1997 to return home. He also alleged that he paid the “prophet” the sum of N6, 231, 400. 00 (Six million, Two hundred and Thirty-one thousand, Four hundred Naira) for spiritual works.

According to the petitioner, the suspect equally deceived him into believing that he had the power to make his sister-in-law who has been childless for over 15 years to conceive. Ajuluchukwucheya allegedly collected the sum of N3, 251, 200 (Three million, Two hundred and fifty-one thousand, Two hundred Naira), also for spiritual works to that effect.

The petitioner further alleged that the suspect announced to his church members that he had won N33, 000, 000, 000. 00 (Thirty-three billion Naira) in lotto game, assuring that members who contribute financially to him, shall receive dividends from the said N33billion. Again, the petitioner allegedly contributed the sum of N3, 349, 000. 00 (Three Million, Three hundred and Forty-nine thousand Naira).

The petitioner also alleged that members of Ajuluchukwucheya’s ministry were also lured by the suspect to contribute to the suspect’s rice processing machine worth N1billion to become partners in the business. He allegedly contributed the sum of N500, 000. 00 (Five Hundred Thousand Naira). He claimed that the total sum sent to the suspect was N13, 331, 600. 00 (Thirteen Million, Three Hundred and Thirty-one t

24/05/2026

“Sin thrives behind closed doors.”

That statement is deeper than many people realize.
Most sins do not begin publicly. They begin privately.

In hidden conversations.
Secret desires.
Unwatched moments.
Unaccountable relationships.
Closed rooms.
Locked screens.
Silent compromises.

Darkness gives sin the atmosphere it needs to grow.

The Bible says:
“But each person is tempted when they are dragged away by their own evil desire and enticed. Then, after desire has conceived, it gives birth to sin…” — James 1:14–15

Notice the progression:
Desire → secrecy → sin → destruction.

Sin rarely announces itself loudly at first.
It whispers.
It hides.
It negotiates.

That is why secrecy is dangerous.
One of the most powerful examples in Scripture is David and Bathsheba.

David was not on the battlefield where he should have been.
He was alone.
Idle.
Unwatched.

One look became lust.
Lust became inquiry.
Inquiry became adultery.
Adultery became murder.
One hidden sin opened the door to many others.

Read it carefully in 2 Samuel 11.

Everything started in privacy.

Another example is Samson.
Samson was mighty publicly but weak privately.
His hidden appetite destroyed his public anointing.
Delilah did not defeat Samson overnight.
Compromise did.

Sin grows strongest where accountability is absent.

This is why the Bible treats sexual sin differently.

The scripture does not say:
“Debate sexual sin.”
“Manage sexual sin.”
“Resist sexual sin.”

It says:
“Flee sexual immorality.” — 1 Corinthians 6:18

FLEE.
Run.
Leave.
Escape.

Why?
Because sexual sin is deeply tied to the body, emotions, imagination, and desire.
The longer you stay around temptation, the weaker your resistance becomes.

The longer you entertain the sight, voice, conversation, communication, etc, the weaker you become in your resistance.

Joseph understood this.
When Potiphar’s wife grabbed him, Joseph did not stay to “pray about it.”

He did not try to prove spiritual maturity.
He ran.

“He left his garment in hand of portipher's wife and flee.

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