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06/07/2025

06/07/2025

You're spiritually blind because you ignore God’s law. You want life to
be easy and cheap—but
cheap things don’t last.
Look at your age—how many Bible verses do you truly know? How
many books of the Bible have you read?
The devil has long deceived you into thinking you’re a Christian. It's
time to wake up. You can’t pass the final exam with an empty, lazy spirit—chasing church titles while lacking knowledge of the true
Church.(Job 22:21–22)
It’s Time To Return
It’s time to find your way back.
It's time to stop partnering with the devil—it ends in destruction. (2Corinthians 6:14–18)
The Holy Spirit is here to help you. If you resist the devil and follow
God’s process—even if it takes years—you will succeed. Like the
student who used many pages to solve the handout, your result will
come.
All the wealth and blessings you seek belong to God. He owns
everything. (Psalm 24:1)
But He must trust you first and take you through the process to
prepare you. (James 1:2–4)
Call To Repentance
Look at your life. Are you listening to Mr. Kodesh—or have you been
seduced by Mr. Shedim?
This may be your last chance before the final exam. Drop your pride.
Drop the lies. Drop the title. Drop the fake version of Christianity that
has no power.
A Final Plea
You don’t get to skip the exam. And you don’t get to cheat on it.
But today… you still have time.
Dust off that handout. Return to the One who never stopped loving you.
He’s still teaching. Still waiting. Still believing in you.
Prayer
Confess Him as Lord and Savior. Ask the Holy Spirit to become
your Chief Lecturer again.
He’s ready to take you back—not with anger, but with arms wide open.
Say this Prayer with your heart "Lord Jesus, I’ve been listening to the
wrong voices. I’ve been chasing ease instead of truth. I’m sorry. I
come back to you. Forgive me.

05/07/2025

Which lecturer are you following?
The university in this story represents the earth, and you are the
student. You may be ignorant of the principles guiding life.
 Mr. Kodesh represents the Holy Spirit, who comes to show
you your identity, potential, and how you can overcome the
temptations of the world.
o The handout is the Bible—a manual filled with the
solutions to life’s trials and tribulations.
 Mr. Shedim is the devil, who shows you flashy results—cars,
houses, fame, and wealth—but his shortcuts are not in alignment
with God’s plan. He uses you for his selfish gain.
The first thing he does is distract you from reading the Bible, so you
won’t know the way. Be honest—when was the last time you read
your Bible?
You cannot pass the final exam without it. Many only carry their Bible
on Sundays, remaining ignorant of God’s Word. (Joshua 1:8)
Joshua 1:8
"This Book of the Law shall not depart from your mouth, but you shall
meditate in it day and night, that you may observe to do according to
all that is written in it. For then you will make your way prosperous,
and then you will have good success."
The class governors are church leaders, called to teach God’s Word
and His instructions. Sadly, many have abandoned the Bible to pursue
positions, titles, and wealth. Churches are filled with entertainment
rather than Scripture.
(Ezekiel 34:5, Matthew 9:36)
Remember, the exam is near.
Ezekiel 34:5
"So they were scattered because there was no shepherd; and they
became food for all the beasts of the field when they were scattered."
Matthew 9:36
"But when He saw the multitudes, He was moved with compassion for
them, because they were weary and scattered, like sheep having no
shepherd."
The devil makes it seem like you can get the result without the process.
His goal is to use you for his own glory. You may deceive others into
thinking it’s God’s blessing, but it’s not. Lies, envy, and competition
are his tools

04/07/2025

CONTINUATION 👇👇👇
Examination Period
It was a cold morning. Students came to class like any other day, but
something was different. The room was quiet. No jokes. No music.
An invigilator walked in. He didn’t smile.
"Submit your phones. Bags out. Write your names. No expo, no help,
no excuses."
The exam paper landed with a thud.
First instruction:
"Show your workings."
The hall went silent.
Many looked around, confused. Others flipped through the paper,
recognizing the questions—they were from that handout they had
thrown away.
But they couldn’t remember. They hadn’t practiced. They hadn’t stayed
with the lecturer who cared.
They wrote nonsense. They cried. Some tried to bribe the invigilator.
Others blamed the system.
It was too late.

The Results Were Released.
Some passed. Very few.
They had struggled. They had cried during preparation. They had been
mocked. But they held on. And they were ready.
The rest… were expelled. Disqualified. Sent out.
Not because they weren’t smart—but because they chose a lie over
love.
Meaning Behind That Story
Now, take a moment and reflect on your own examination day—the
day of judgment, when no one else can help you.

To be continued 👉👉👉

03/07/2025

Continuation 👇👇👇👇

Mr. Shedim
Then came the second lecturer.
He was everything the world adored. Expensive shoes. Suave smile.
Aura of success. When he walked into the hall, students sat up. Phones
came out. Girls fixed their hair. Boys nodded in respect.
“Why struggle?” he asked with a grin. “Life should be easy. Don’t mind
that other guy with the old handout. Look around—cars, clothes,
followers, fun. This is the life. I can show you how to win without
stress.”
He didn’t teach the course. He just flaunted results—luxury watches,
foreign trips, screenshots of fake bank alerts. And people followed him
blindly.
One by one, students stopped attending Mr. Kodesh’s lectures. They
stopped opening the handout. They stopped asking real questions.
Appointment of class Governor
Mr. Kodesh appointed a student governor—quiet, focused,
compassionate. He tried to keep others on track, reminding them about
the exam and what truly mattered. But soon, he was isolated, mocked,
and eventually… he disappeared.
Mr. Shedim also chose a student governor. She became an instant
star—trending on campus. She taught others how to seduce, scam,
manipulate. Her social media boomed. Her phone never stopped
ringing. She gave “tips” on how to live without rules.
Soon, even students who once loved Mr. Kodesh were at her parties.

The Pain Of Rejection
Mr. Kodesh kept coming. He stood in near-empty lecture halls, teaching
with tears behind his eyes. Sometimes, he just watched the students
from a distance—watching them drown in pleasures that would one day
betray them.
No one clapped for him. No one reposted his lectures. They called him
boring, rigid, old-fashioned. But he never stopped loving them.
To be continued 👉👉👉👉

02/07/2025

A Tale Of Two Lecturers
It was just another semester at one of the busiest universities in West
Africa—lectures, assignments, rushing through life. But this semester
would be different. This semester would expose the soul of every
student.
Two lecturers were assigned to the same course. One was barely
noticed; the other was impossible to ignore.
Mr. Kodesh
He wasn’t loud. He didn’t dress flashy. No followers. No theatrics. But
when he spoke, something in you wanted to listen. He looked every
student in the eye, as though he truly saw them—past their clothes, their
jokes, their walls. His voice was calm, gentle, but heavy with purpose.
“You were created with greatness. There’s purpose inside you. This
course? It’s not just about grades. It’s about who you become.”
He handed out a worn, but golden handout. It wasn’t easy. It was full of
deep, layered problems—life problems. But the answers were there too.
Everything they needed was right in that handout.
He warned them softly, “Some questions will feel too hard. You’ll want
to quit. But if you stay with me—if you keep coming—I’ll help you.
You won’t be alone.”
Some listened. Most rolled their eyes.
To Be continue👉👉👉👉