GodSaid Media

07/06/2026

IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO LOVE RIGHTEOUSNESS; YOU MUST HATE INIQUITY

Many believers love righteousness.

They admire holiness.

They celebrate purity.

They rejoice when holiness is preached.

They shout "Amen" when sin is condemned.

But loving righteousness alone is not enough.

You must also hate iniquity.

The Bible says concerning our Lord Jesus Christ:

"Thou hast loved righteousness, and hated iniquity..." — Hebrews 1:9

Notice the divine balance.

Jesus did not merely love righteousness; He hated iniquity.

Many Christians have embraced the first half of the verse while ignoring the second.

They love prayer, but they do not hate sin.

They love the presence of God, but they do not hate compromise.

They love revival, but they still entertain secret lusts.

They love the Word, but they still make peace with disobedience.

They want the crown, but they refuse the cross.

They want the power of God, but they do not want to separate from the things that grieve Him.

A man who truly loves light will naturally hate darkness.

A man who genuinely loves truth will despise falsehood.

A man who sincerely loves God will develop a holy hatred for everything that opposes Him.

Yet many believers are trying to walk with God while carrying the very things that nailed Christ to the cross.

They cry during worship but laugh with sin afterward.

They kneel before God in prayer but bow before temptation in secret.

They are passionate for God on Sunday and comfortable with iniquity on Monday.

Their hearts are divided.

Their affections are mixed.

Their loyalty is shared.

They are not fully in the world, yet they are not completely separated unto God.

But God is not seeking admirers of righteousness.

He is seeking lovers of righteousness who hate evil.

The problem with many Christians is not that they have no desire for God.

The problem is that they have not developed a hatred for the things that separate them from God.

Until sin becomes bitter, holiness will never become beautiful.

Until iniquity becomes disgusting, righteousness will never become your lifestyle.

The closer a man comes to God, the more uncomfortable he becomes with sin.

The more Isaiah saw God's holiness, the more aware he became of his uncleanness.

The more Joseph loved God, the more he hated the thought of offending Him.

The more Christ was revealed in the believer, the more the believer separates himself from the spirit of this age.

Do not measure your spirituality merely by how much you love righteousness.

Ask yourself another question:

How much do I hate iniquity?

Do I hate the gossip I still entertain?

Do I hate the bitterness I still justify?

Do I hate the lust I still excuse?

Do I hate the pride I still protect?

Do I hate the compromise I secretly practice?

For the evidence of true love for God is not merely a passion for righteousness but a growing hatred for everything that opposes His nature.

The church does not need more people who admire holiness.

The church needs men and women who have declared war against sin.

People who would rather lose popularity than lose God's presence.

People who would rather suffer with Christ than enjoy the pleasures of sin for a season.

People who can say with all sincerity:

"Lord, I do not only love what You love; I hate what You hate."

May God raise a generation that not only pursues righteousness but also hates iniquity.

Because it is not enough to love righteousness.

You must hate iniquity.






— Emmanuel Jesutola
Lead Evangelist, God Said Media

05/06/2026

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05/06/2026

WHY YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE LEFT BEHIND

One of the most dangerous assumptions a person can make is to think, "If I miss the Rapture, I will simply endure the Great Tribulation and make it to Heaven afterward."

But Scripture paints a far more terrifying picture.

The Great Tribulation will be the darkest period in human history.

Jesus said:

"For then shall be great tribulation, such as was not since the beginning of the world to this time, no, nor ever shall be." (Matthew 24:21)

Think about that.

Not the days of Noah.

Not the destruction of Jerusalem.

Not the Holocaust.

Not any war, famine, plague, or persecution in history.

Jesus said there has never been anything like it, and there never will be again.

During that period, there will ultimately be only two outcomes for those who come to faith in Christ:

Deny Christ... or die.

There will be no middle ground.

No compromise.

No secret Christianity.

No convenient discipleship.

No lukewarm religion.

The Antichrist will demand worship and allegiance.

"And all that dwell upon the earth shall worship him, whose names are not written in the Book of Life of the Lamb." (Revelation 13:8)

The pressure will be unimaginable.

People will lose jobs.

Lose businesses.

Lose freedoms.

Lose possessions.

Lose families.

Many will lose their lives.

The Bible says:

"And it was given unto him to make war with the saints." (Revelation 13:7)

War with the saints.

Not merely opposition.

Not criticism.

War.

John saw many of these believers in Heaven and was told:

"These are they which came out of great tribulation, and have washed their robes, and made them white in the blood of the Lamb." (Revelation 7:14)

Many escaped the Tribulation through martyrdom.

They would rather die than deny Christ.

Imagine being told:

"Renounce Jesus and live."

"Confess Jesus and die."

That will become the reality for countless people.

Today many struggle to identify openly with Christ before friends and colleagues.

During the Tribulation, people will be asked to die for that confession.

The tragedy is that many who will be willing to die for Christ then had opportunities to live for Christ now.

But before someone says, "Christians will go through the Tribulation anyway," let us carefully examine God's pattern throughout Scripture.

The issue is not whether believers face persecution.

True believers have always faced persecution.

The issue is whether the Church is appointed to God's wrath.

Scripture answers clearly:

"For God hath not appointed us to wrath, but to obtain salvation by our Lord Jesus Christ." (1 Thessalonians 5:9)

Again Jesus said to the faithful church:

"Because thou hast kept the word of my patience, I also will keep thee from the hour of temptation, which shall come upon all the world." (Revelation 3:10)

Notice He did not merely say He would keep them through that hour.

He said He would keep them from it.

Throughout Scripture, God repeatedly demonstrates a divine pattern:

He removes or separates the righteous before pouring out judgment upon the wicked.

Before the Flood came, Noah entered the ark.

Before fire fell on S***m, Lot was taken out.

In fact, the angel told Lot:

"Haste thee, escape thither; for I cannot do any thing till thou be come thither." (Genesis 19:22)

Judgment was restrained until the righteous man was removed.

When Egypt was judged, Israel was separated in Goshen.

When Jericho fell, Rahab was rescued.

Peter later summarized this divine principle:

"The Lord knoweth how to deliver the godly out of temptations, and to reserve the unjust unto the day of judgment to be punished." (2 Peter 2:9)

Notice the order.

Deliver the godly.

Then judge the wicked.

Even Abraham understood this principle when he asked God:

"Wilt thou also destroy the righteous with the wicked?" (Genesis 18:23)

The implied answer was no.

God knows how to distinguish those who belong to Him.

Noah was not appointed to the Flood.

Lot was not appointed to the fire.

The Church is not appointed to God's wrath.

This does not mean Christians fear suffering.

Millions of believers have suffered and died for Christ throughout history.

But there is a difference between persecution from men and wrath from God.

The Tribulation culminates in the outpouring of divine judgments upon a rebellious world.

And believers are repeatedly assured that they are not appointed unto that wrath.

This is why the Rapture is called the Blessed Hope.

Not because Christians seek comfort.

But because Christ has promised deliverance from the coming day of judgment.

Friend, why plan to go through what God is warning you to escape?

Why postpone repentance?

Why delay surrender?

Why gamble with eternity?

The wise prepare before the storm.

The foolish prepare during the storm.

Noah entered the ark before the rain started.

Lot left S***m before the fire fell.

Preparation always comes before judgment.

The greatest preparation for the future is not storing food.

It is storing oil.

The wise virgins were ready.

The foolish virgins were left outside.

The greatest tragedy on earth will not be economic collapse, global war, famine, or natural disaster.

The greatest tragedy will be hearing the trumpet sound and realizing you were not ready.

If there is secret sin in your life, repent.

If there is bitterness in your heart, repent.

If there is compromise in your walk with God, repent.

If your love for Christ has grown cold, repent.

If you are religious but not genuinely born again, repent.

Jesus Christ still saves.

His blood still cleanses.

His mercy still reaches the worst sinner.

But the door of grace will not remain open forever.

Today, if you hear His voice, do not harden your heart.

Surrender completely to Jesus Christ.

Walk in holiness.

Live ready.

Stay ready.

Because the trumpet may sound sooner than many think.

Jesus is coming for a prepared people.

Will you be ready?

Emmanuel Jesutola
Lead Evangelist, God Said Media
📞 +234 803 932 1727

03/06/2026

ARE YOU IN THAT NUMBER?

There is a number in heaven

It is not the number of church members.
It is not the number of good people.
It is not the number of religious followers.

It is the number of the redeemed.

📖 “John.3.18 - He that believeth on him is not condemned: but he that believeth not is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the name of the only begotten Son of God.
” — Revelation 7:14

Heaven has a number.

A people set apart.
A people known.
A people marked.

ARE YOU IN THAT NUMBER?

Many speak about God—
but never belong to Him.

Many look the part—
but lack the mark.

This is the truth many avoid:

You can stand among believers
and still not be counted among the redeemed.

You can sing the songs
and still miss the number.

Because heaven does not count voices—
it counts lives that are surrendered.

📖 “The Lord knoweth them that are his…” — 2 Timothy 2:19

God is not confused.
He is not guessing.
He is not estimating.

He knows His own.

And on that day,
there will be a separation that no one can reverse.

Not by family.
Not by friendship.
Not by association.

Two will be together—
one will be taken,
the other left.

Why?

Because one was in the number…
and the other was not.

This is the fear of eternity:

Close—but not counted.
Present—but not prepared.
Involved—but not included.

Listen carefully:

Holiness is not a suggestion—
it is the evidence of belonging.

Salvation is not a title—
it is the transformation.

And the number in heaven
is not filled with those who tried—
but those who surrendered.

Right now,
your name can still be counted.

Right now,
your life can still be aligned.

Right now,
mercy is still calling.

But a day is coming
when the number will be complete.

And when that number is sealed—
there will be no additions.

So I ask you again:

When heaven counts the redeemed…

WILL YOU BE IN THAT NUMBER?

Surrender your life to Jesus Christ today.

— Emmanuel Jesutola
Lead Evangelist, God Said Media

02/06/2026

CHRISTIANITY: THE ONLY RELIGION OF PEACE

In a world often marred by religious hostility, a stark truth emerges. From the systematic persecution of Christians in Nigeria to sectarian violence in India, and conflicts driven by religious nationalism in other parts of Asia, the narrative of faith is frequently intertwined with aggression. We see extremist groups, whether Islamic, Hindu, or even Buddhist nationalist factions, engaging in physical attacks and forced conversions.

But there is one historical and global exception: Christianity.

Only Christianity, at its core, presents a consistent and unwavering call to non-violence. The foundational teachings of Jesus Christ unequivocally reject physical coercion or warfare in the name of faith.

THE PROOF IS IN THE TEACHINGS

The reason is simple: Jesus never encouraged physical battles or war.

Unlike many other religious founders who led armies or sanctioned conquest, Jesus Christ did the opposite. He didn't call for a militia; He called for a mission of peace, love, and sacrifice.

- Matthew 26:52 — “Put your sword back into its place. For all who take the sword will perish by the sword.”
- Matthew 5:44 — “Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.”
- John 18:36 — “My kingdom is not of this world. If my kingdom were of this world, my servants would have been fighting.”

NO RECORD OF ATTACK (BY COMMAND)

Be sincere about the facts: You will find Christians being persecuted, but you will not find a biblical command for Christians to attack others for their faith or to force belief. Christianity does not grow by coercion; it grows by the conviction of the heart and the transformation of lives.

When you see "Christian" violence in history, you are seeing people who disobeyed Jesus and acted outside of His explicit commands. But when you examine the core texts and the examples of many other faiths, you often find justifications for, or instances of, violence rooted within their historical or theological frameworks.

FINAL THOUGHT

Christianity stands alone. It is the only religion whose founder died for His enemies instead of commanding His followers to kill them. It is the only faith whose central message is to love, forgive, and turn the other cheek, even in the face of injustice.

Matthew 5:9 — “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of God.”

Emmanuel Jesutola
Lead Evangelist, God Said Media

01/06/2026

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