Petrina

We rebuke such practices in church .. What is happening with the church of our lord Jesus christ !! A pastor marrying two wives and now this A pastor dressing women clothes and saying God told him to dress like that ...😭😭😭 The practice of a pastor wearing women’s clothing in church and claiming that God instructed him to do so raises serious biblical concerns. The Word of God must never be twisted to justify personal desires, create controversy, or attract attention. Deuteronomy 22:5 says: “The woman shall not wear that which pertaineth unto a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment: for all that do so are abomination unto the LORD thy God.” The Scripture establishes a distinction between male and female clothing. Anyone who invokes the name of God to justify a practice must be willing to have that claim examined against the Word of God. The pulpit is not a stage for drama, and the name of God must not be used to justify everything a person chooses to do. A pastor is called to lead God's people in truth, sound doctrine, holiness, and godly conduct. Church leadership carries a responsibility to handle Scripture faithfully and to set an example worthy of the calling. Claiming that God instructed a particular action does not automatically make that action God's will. Every spiritual claim must be tested against Scripture, as 1 John 4:1 instructs believers to test the spirits. God's Word must remain the standard by which spiritual claims are examined. No minister should expect believers to accept a practice simply because it is presented as a divine instruction. We must defend biblical truth, uphold sound doctrine, and exercise discernment in the Church. The name of God is holy, and it must never be used carelessly.

POLYGAMY IS A SIN. The Bible does not advocate it in intent, thought or precept. Separate cultures from Biblical doctrines. Cultures of men do not override Biblical precepts. Jesus said, you have made the word of God of no effect through YOUR TRADITIONS. Mark 7:13 1. Genesis 2:24: "Therefore a man shall leave his father and his mother and cleave to his wife, and they shall become one flesh". God created one woman (Eve) for one man (Adam), establishing the one-flesh union. GOD DID NOT CREATE ADAM & BRUCE Neither did he create Eve and Juliet. He also didn't create Adam, Eve & Juliet. 2. Genesis 1:27: "God created man in his own image... male and female He created them", setting the foundational template for the TWO. (The law of first mention) 3. Matthew 19:4–6: Jesus quotes Genesis, emphasizing that at the beginning the Creator made them male and female so that the two shall become one flesh. NOT THE THREE SHALL BE ONE FLESH. 4. Mark 10:7–8: Teaches a person leaves their parents to be joined to their partner, and the two become one flesh. NOT THE THREE. 5. 1 Corinthians 7:2: "Because there is much sexual immorality, each man should have HIS OWN WIFE, and each woman HER OWN HUSBAND". 6. 1 Timothy 3:2, 12: Church leaders (overseers and deacons) are required to be "THE HUSBAND OF ONE WIFE(or faithful to one wife). 7. Titus 1:6: An elder must be the husband of one wife. 8. Ephesians 5:31–33: This analogy Compares the union of one husband and wife to the exclusive relationship between Christ and His church. 9. Hebrews 13:4: "Marriage should be honored by all, and the marriage bed be kept pure..."

One wife is enough unless there are demons involved. If you cannot be satisfied with One wife ,it means you are possed with the evil spirit of Lust ,sexual immorality ... Having more than one wife ,its being unfaithful to your wife and you are committing Adultery .

🚨 SHE STARTED AS HIS SPIRITUAL DAUGHTER! SOUND THE ALARM! 🚨🤮 CHURCH, WE CANNOT ALLOW THIS TO BECOME NORMAL! I am deeply grieved by the video circulating about a woman who reportedly began as a minister’s spiritual daughter. This should be a wake-up call to the Body of Christ. Grooming is real, and it can happen within the church. Sometimes, it begins with trust. Someone in a position of spiritual authority offers guidance, love, protection, and a listening ear. The person being mentored opens their heart, shares their deepest wounds, and begins to see that leader as a spiritual parent. But what happens when that trust is gradually manipulated for personal desires? What happens when the very person who was supposed to provide spiritual covering becomes the source of the person's pain? This is heartbreaking! Being a spiritual father or mother is a responsibility, not an opportunity to exploit someone else's vulnerability. When people come to you for prayer, healing, deliverance, guidance, and spiritual growth, you must handle their lives with the fear of God. A TITLE DOES NOT MAKE YOU HOLY. A PULPIT DOES NOT MAKE YOU RIGHTEOUS. AND A CALLING DOES NOT GIVE YOU PERMISSION TO ABUSE PEOPLE'S TRUST! We must stop treating spiritual authority as though it places certain individuals above accountability. Jesus warned us about wolves in sheep's clothing. Not everyone who occupies a pulpit has the heart of a shepherd. Some people can speak the language of the Kingdom publicly while violating the very principles of the Kingdom privately. And when concerns arise, we must not silence people simply because the person being accused is an influential minister, a respected prophet, or someone we admire. If someone has been harmed, their concerns deserve to be taken seriously and handled responsibly. Allegations should be investigated fairly, and no one should be protected from accountability simply because of their spiritual position. THE CHURCH MUST BE A PLACE OF HEALING, NOT A PLACE WHERE PEOPLE ARE MANIPULATED AND EXPLOITED! Do we understand the damage that spiritual betrayal can cause? People can struggle to trust spiritual leaders again. Families can be wounded. Children can be affected. Churches can be divided. And people who once approached God with confidence can find themselves struggling with pain, confusion, and disappointment. This is why spiritual leaders must understand the weight of the responsibility entrusted to them. Jesus said in Luke 17:1: “It is impossible but that offences will come: but woe unto him, through whom they come!” There is a serious warning in those words. We must never take lightly the responsibility of leading God's people. To every minister, pastor, prophet, and spiritual parent: FEAR GOD! The people you lead do not belong to you. Their trust is not yours to manipulate. Their vulnerability is not an opportunity to satisfy your desires. You are called to serve, protect, teach, and point them to Jesus Christ. And to the Body of Christ, we must stop protecting titles at the expense of people. We must stop confusing loyalty to a minister with loyalty to God. We must stop normalising behaviour that contradicts the character and teachings of Jesus Christ. NO ONE IS ABOVE ACCOUNTABILITY. NOT EVEN THE MOST ANOINTED PERSON IN THE ROOM! And if you have been hurt by someone you trusted as a spiritual father, spiritual mother, pastor, or mentor, please know that your pain matters. You deserve to be heard. You deserve support. You deserve protection. Do not allow anyone to convince you that speaking up about harm is an act of rebellion against God. God is not asking you to pretend that you were never wounded.