ÉL KASA 💱📿🪙

Just a quick one on this issue of visiting brothers at home, avoiding sexual etc. To sisters, please avoid visiting brothers if you can. I am saying this not to absolve anyone of self control but the church condition in this nation has gravely declined. Holiness is barely taught anymore. Many ministers who are meant to cuation and guide everyone both male and female are themselves guilty of the very immorality that causes these sexual assaults. The gospel, in its strictest and self-crucifying sting, is barely preached now. Your churches are places of emotional uplifting, mood stimulating, and social bonding rather than the house of bread and death to self. Yes, several churches today focus on external things while neglecting the inner matters that truly count. Sin is almost a forgotten theme in our homilies. The Bible is rarely taught in its simple, raw, life-giving form. We have prioritized industrial knowledge with economic dividends over the Word of Life. Leadership, finance, strategy, marriage, and relationship building dominate our liturgical curriculum all year round. Our admonitions are shaped by crowd retention and popularity, not by pruning and purging. We do all we can to maintain numbers. They look good from drone shots and camera angles fit for screens and social media. Discipline and rebuke are gone from our church ecosystem. A preacher can say, do, and teach whatever he pleases. No one corrects or calls another to order. Every minister is almost an authority unto himself. Corruption, love of money, sexual immorality, pride, and self have eaten deep into our episcopal ranks and church circles. Look, sister, I could go on and on, but you get the point. Many brothers raised in this kind of church culture will think sex with you is normal. Don’t be deceived. Some may even assault you, yes, Christians! Did a pastor not once say the only problem with smoking is that it makes a person run mad? Or that the issue with sexual immorality is just that HIV might kill you and you’ll see Jesus faster? A popular youth pastor said that on the altar. Another well-known one even said women shouldn’t cry or complain when their husbands commit adultery but to “confess righteousness over them” each time it happens. Whatever that means. Do you think brothers raised under such teachings will see touching you inappropriately as a sin? These preachers could have presented the biblical consequences of these sins, which would have been eternal damnation, but they didn’t. We only see the few clips that make it online. Imagine those we never hear of. I beg you, stay in your house. Unless you’re going in groups or with people you deeply trust, please avoid private visits. And brothers, this applies to you, too. Sisters come out of these same church systems. They may not overpower you physically, but they will seduce you, I promise. Kissing, smooching, suggestive behavior, and sex are normal to them. Tongue-speaking, church-working, evangelism-attending sisters, yet they’ll share erotic pictures, indulge your dirty talk, and lead your soul straight to hellfire. Remember what Proverbs says: “The house of the adulteress leads straight to hell.” I’ll stop here. I think both sides understand the point. Sadly, we’re in a dire church situation where what should be normal fellowship now carries the risk of violation. Guard yourselves as much as you can. God help us all. Amen