Evangelist Asinde Harrison

09/08/2026

🌍 WOULD THE WORLD EVER HAVE PEACE?
The world is searching for peace, but keeps producing war.
Nations sign peace treaties, yet hatred continues. Governments increase security, yet insecurity grows. Technology advances, yet the human heart remains wounded by greed, pride, hatred and sin.
Why?
Because the greatest problem of humanity is not political—it is spiritual.
Jesus never promised that this present world would be free from wars and troubles. He said, “Ye shall hear of wars and rumours of wars” (Matthew 24:6).
But He also said:
“In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world.” — John 16:33
The world may not find lasting peace through politics, weapons, diplomacy or technology.
True and everlasting peace will come through the Prince of Peace—Jesus Christ.
Until He comes, the Church must not add fuel to the fire. We must be light in darkness, truth in deception, love in hatred, and peacemakers in a violent generation.
The question is not only:
“Will the world ever have peace?”
The greater question is:
“Do you have peace with God?”
Because you can live in a peaceful environment and still have a troubled soul.
Jesus is still the answer.
Evang. Asinde Harrison
A custodian of God's mysteries save to serve

08/08/2026

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07/08/2026

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07/08/2026

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05/08/2026

05/08/2026

SATAN ON THE PLATFORM
The Church as a Case Study... Also Social Media Handles
Text: 2 Corinthians 11:14-15; Matthew 7:15-20; 1 Peter 5:8

We are living in a generation where the devil no longer hides in the shadows. He has learned to wear suits, hold microphones, quote Bible verses, create attractive social media pages, and gather millions of followers. Satan understands that if he cannot stop people from going to church, he will infiltrate the platform. If he cannot stop people from using social media, he will use social media to deceive them.
Many people have become victims not because they hated God, but because they failed to discern.
The greatest danger today is not only the presence of evil but the appearance of righteousness without the power of God.
Jesus warned us:
"Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ravening wolves." (Matthew 7:15)
Today, many believers no longer test spirits. They test popularity.
They no longer ask, "Is this biblical?"
They ask, "How many followers does he have?"
They no longer seek holiness.
They seek entertainment.
Many have surrendered their spiritual lives because a preacher looked convincing, spoke fluently, performed dramatic acts, or displayed wealth online.

Satan understands the power of influence.
That is why he fights for platforms.
He knows that whoever controls the platform controls many minds.
Sadly, many social media handles that claim to represent Christ now promote pride, immorality, false prophecies, fake miracles, manipulation, greed, and unscriptural teachings.
The tragedy is that many believers share these messages without verifying them with Scripture.
Millions have been deceived.
Some have lost their faith.
Some have lost their marriages.
Some have lost their money.
Some have abandoned genuine churches.
Some have even lost their lives following dangerous instructions from false spiritual leaders.
Beloved, not everything that goes viral carries the voice of God.
Not every trending preacher is sent by God.
Not every miracle is from Heaven.
Not every prophecy comes from the Holy Spirit.
Satan has platforms too.
He has microphones too.
He has followers too.
He even quotes Scripture when it suits his purpose (Matthew 4:6).
The church must wake up.
Discernment is no longer optional—it is a necessity for survival.
Before you follow a page, ask:
Does it exalt Jesus Christ?
Does it agree with the whole counsel of Scripture?
Does it produce holiness?
Does it glorify God or merely glorify a personality?
Does it lead people to repentance or merely excite emotions?
The Bible says:
"Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God." (1 John 4:1)
Every Christian should understand that social media is a mission field, but it is also a battlefield.
Do not surrender your mind to every trending voice.
Do not build your faith on edited videos and emotional clips.
Build your faith on the unchanging Word of God.
The platform you listen to today determines the destination you arrive at tomorrow.

A Call to the Church
Church of Christ, arise!
Return to the Bible.
Return to prayer.
Return to holiness.
Return to discernment.
Do not let likes replace truth.
Do not let followers replace faithfulness.
Do not let popularity replace purity.
The devil is not only attacking from outside the church.
Sometimes he speaks from the platform.
Sometimes he hides behind a verified account.
Sometimes he smiles through a viral post.
But Jesus Christ is still the Truth, and His Word remains the final authority.

Prayer:
Heavenly Father, open our eyes to recognize deception wherever it appears. Give us the spirit of discernment so that we will never exchange truth for error. Keep Your Church standing upon the foundation of Your Word. Let every hidden work of darkness be exposed, and preserve every believer from spiritual manipulation and destruction. May our lives always glorify Jesus Christ. In Jesus' mighty name, Amen.
By Evang. Asinde Harrison
A custodian of God's mysteries save to serve

05/08/2026

THE PRICE OF ONE NIGHT PLEASURE

David was a respected businessman, a loving husband, and a devoted father of two. His family admired him, his church honored him, and his community trusted him.
But one business trip changed everything.
After concluding a successful meeting, a friend persuaded him to "enjoy life" before returning home.
"It's only one night," his friend said. "Nobody will ever know."
David hesitated. He remembered his wife and children, but temptation spoke louder than his conscience.
That night, he checked into a hotel with another woman.

The next morning, he left smiling, believing he had escaped without consequences.
On his way home, his phone rang.
His younger brother was crying.
"David... where are you? Your house caught fire last night."
His heart skipped.
"What happened to my family?"
"The firefighters arrived too late. Your wife and your two children didn't survive."
David collapsed on the roadside.
The night he chose pleasure over his family was the same night he lost everything he loved.
Days turned into weeks.
His business began to fail because he could no longer concentrate.
The same friends who encouraged him disappeared.
Every room in his house reminded him of his wife.
Every toy reminded him of his children.
Every night he remembered the words:
"It's only one night."
He soon realized that one night of sinful pleasure had produced a lifetime of sorrow.
No amount of money could buy back the voices he would never hear again.
No tears could reverse the hands of time.
Standing beside the graves of his wife and children, David whispered through tears,
"If only I had gone home... if only I had feared God... if only I had remained faithful."
But regrets cannot rewrite yesterday.

Moral Lesson
Sin often advertises pleasure but hides the price. Adultery promises excitement for a moment but can leave behind broken trust, shattered families, deep regret, and lasting consequences. Every temptation is easier to resist than to repair after giving in.
Choose faithfulness over fleeting pleasure. Protect your marriage. Protect your family. Above all, honor God.
"Marriage should be honored by all, and the marriage bed kept pure." Hebrews 13:4
By Evang Asinde Harrison
A Custodian of God's Mysteries
Saved to Serve

03/08/2026

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03/08/2026

THE DANGER OF DIVORCE

"What God Has Joined Together, Let No Man Separate." — Matthew 19:6
Marriage is not a contract made by human beings alone; it is a sacred covenant established by God. Divorce is never something to celebrate. While Scripture recognizes that divorce can happen because of human sin and hardness of heart, it consistently calls husbands and wives to pursue love, forgiveness, faithfulness, and reconciliation whenever possible.

Many people think divorce ends their problems, but often it opens the door to deeper pain. A broken marriage can leave emotional wounds, affect children, strain families, and bring years of regret. The enemy delights when homes are destroyed because a divided family weakens generations.
The Bible declares in Malachi 2:16:
"I hate divorce," says the LORD, the God of Israel...
God hates divorce not because He hates divorced people, but because He loves people and knows the pain that broken covenants bring.
Before signing divorce papers, ask yourself:
Have we truly sought God in prayer?
Have we forgiven as Christ forgave us?

Have we sought wise, godly counsel?
Have we done everything possible to restore peace?
No marriage survives without patience, humility, forgiveness, sacrifice, and unconditional love. Every home will face storms, but storms are meant to strengthen faith—not destroy families.
To every husband: Love your wife as Christ loved the Church (Ephesians 5:25).
To every wife: Respect and support your husband with grace and wisdom (Ephesians 5:33).
Remember, every harsh word, every unforgiving heart, and every unresolved conflict gives the enemy an opportunity to attack the home. Choose prayer over pride, forgiveness over bitterness, and reconciliation over separation.

A Prayer for Every Home
Heavenly Father, preserve every marriage. Remove the spirit of anger, bitterness, pride, infidelity, and violence from every home. Fill husbands and wives with Your love, wisdom, patience, and forgiveness. Heal broken relationships, restore peace where there is conflict, and let every family become a testimony of Your grace. In Jesus' name, Amen.
A home built on Christ can withstand the fiercest storm. Protect your marriage before it becomes another painful statistic. Fight for your marriage, not against each other.
By Evang. Asinde Harrison
A custodian of God's mysteries
Save to serve