I received a link on a group WhatsApp chat sent by a brother in Christ. I initially struggled to forward it and the reason why was because I heard a voice saying, “those who receive this don’t want to see this. They either know it already, think it’s all crazy (and so are you for sending it) or it’s something they just outright don’t believe.”
I received a link on a group WhatsApp chat sent by a brother in Christ. I initially struggled to forward it and the reason why was because I heard a voice saying, “those who receive this don’t want to see this. They either know it already, think it’s all crazy (and so are you for sending it) or it’s something they just outright don’t believe.”
So that voice was enough for me to tell myself to send it!
I recognised the voice of the enemy and have determined to fight him at every quarter. I refuse to let him have victory over me and will fight every battle that presents itself, whether big or small. No more free meals for Satan and his hoards from me – I encourage you brothers and sisters in Christ to do the same.
Deliverance is a topic that Christians need to stop shying away from due to discomfort or lack of understanding. God says we are defeated because of our lack of knowledge and that we reject knowledge… (Hosea 4:6).
Many of the issues, conditions and situations we face in life, more often than not have a spiritual origin – it’s biblical. Often doors are opened through our choices or hereditary decisions that were made and are still operating over our lives.
Jesus spoke about the issue and was not shy about what He had to say:
43 “When an impure spirit comes out of a person, it goes through arid places seeking rest and does not find it. 44 Then it says, ‘I will return to the house I left.’ When it arrives, it finds the house unoccupied, swept clean and put in order. 45 Then it goes and takes with it seven other spirits more wicked than itself, and they go in and live there. And the final condition of that person is worse than the first. That is how it will be with this wicked generation.”
Matthew 12:43-45 New International Version
The host Isaiah Saldivar talks a lot and quite quickly as he tries to fit everything in, but he is spot on in what he says. Vladimir Savchuk, the guest Pastor is very knowledgeable and wise despite his youthful looks (I’m getting old!) They tackle some very topical issues and I strongly encourage you to spend the time to get the wisdom and knowledge (biblically sound) on some day-to-day topics that can set you and others free.
As one who has read and listened to a lot of the old school English, straight-talking, practical, bible teacher Derek Prince (now gone to glory) on the subject, I can see the continuation of the same biblical truths in these guys. Authenticity is everything, and it doesn’t get anymore authentic than the word of God.
God bless you children of God,
‘But test everything that is said. Hold on to what is good.’
1 Thessalonians 5:21 (New Living Translation)
May God bless you all,
‘But test everything that is said. Hold on to what is good.’
1 Thessalonians 5:21 (NLT)
Note from Brother Don — click to open
I would love for this space to become more interactive as we walk together in faith. If there are subjects you’d like to explore from a Christian perspective, or if you have prayer needs for yourself, your family, or your friends, please feel free to reach out.
You can send a private message through the site — these are confidential and not visible to anyone else. The only exception would be if a safeguarding concern were raised; in that case, it may need to be passed on to the appropriate agency or person, as you would expect.
Above all, I want to ensure that what is shared here reflects what the Lord desires to say. Sometimes the “signal” of life can get in the way, and your feedback helps me stay prayerful, discerning, and aligned with His heart. Whether you simply read along or choose to share, I’m grateful you’re here.
Beginning a Journey With Jesus — click to open
If you’re exploring the Christian faith or wondering what it means to follow Jesus, you’re in the right place. Beginning a journey with Him is the most life‑changing decision a person can make — and it’s open to everyone.
Below is a simple explanation of the gospel message, followed by a prayer you can use if you feel ready to invite Jesus into your life.
A Brief Summary of the Gospel Message:
- God created you for relationship with Him.
- Sin — the things we do wrong — separates us from God.
- We cannot fix this separation by our own efforts.
- Jesus, God’s Son, came to earth, lived without sin, and died on the cross to take our place.
- He rose again, defeating sin and death.
- Through Jesus, we can be forgiven, restored, and made new.
- Salvation is a gift — received by faith, not earned by good works.
- When we accept Jesus, the Holy Spirit comes to live within us and begins transforming our lives.
- We become children of God, with a new identity and a new future.
A Simple Prayer to Begin Your Journey:
“Lord Jesus, I come to You today because I want to know You. I admit that I have sinned and fallen short, and I ask for Your forgiveness. I believe that You died for me and rose again so that I could be made new. Today, I choose to turn away from my old life and follow You. Please come into my heart, fill me with Your Holy Spirit, and help me to live for You from this day forward. Thank You for loving me, forgiving me, and making me Your child. Amen.”
What to Do Next:
1. Find a Local Church
Look for a Bible‑believing church in your area. Speak to the pastor or leadership team
and let them know about the commitment you’ve made. They will be able to support you,
pray with you, and help you grow.
2. Consider the Alpha Course
I strongly recommend the Alpha Course, which runs worldwide. It’s a safe, friendly place
to explore questions about life, the Christian faith, and God — whether you’re brand new
or simply curious.
Visit the Alpha Course website
3. Reach Out if You’d Like Support
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message through the site. Nothing you share will be visible to others. The only exception is
if a safeguarding concern is raised — in that case, it may need to be passed on to the
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