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Remember when Pastor E.A. Adeboye said he would never have a female secretary/PA be alone with a woman who isn’t his wife? He was heavily dragged online for that statement. Many young people insulted him, calling him old-fashioned or extreme, without realizing that he was speaking from a place of wisdom, experience, and responsibility.
Interestingly, this is Jason Derulo a secular artist, not even a Christian, expressing the exact same sentiment after the accusations he faced. He said he would never again be alone in a room with a woman because of how easily a situation can be twisted and how devastating the consequences can be. And even after his case was dismissed, the dismissal didn’t trend nearly as much as the initial accusation that damaged his name.
I’m not defending Jason Derulo, I don’t know anything about his personal life. It’s simply an observation: some truths are universal.
Like it or not, some principles that elders teach aren’t about religiosity; they are about wisdom, protection, and foresight. And sometimes it takes seeing the same pattern repeat in the life of a completely different person before we realize those truths were never outdated.
One of the most devastating blind spots I’ve seen in life and ministry is how easily people discard God-ordained relationships. One disagreement—one moment of offence—and it’s game over. They cut it off. Block. Delete. Walk away. No fight for reconciliation. No maturity. No endurance.
Hear this: The most fruitful relationships are often the hardest to keep. Why? Because the enemy knows what’s at stake—and we make his job easy by bringing our insecurities, our pride, our immaturity into the equation. We sabotage what heaven sent because we can’t handle a little discomfort.
And yet, when it comes to your calling—you fight. When it comes to your marriage—you endure. But when it comes to covenant friendships and divine connections, we toss them like diapers.
RELATIONSHIPS ARE A SPIRITUAL CURRENCY. They carry power. They carry access. They carry fire. If you mishandle them, you will bankrupt yourself spiritually.
You don’t need 100% agreement to walk in peace. You just need 100% understanding that God doesn’t waste relationships. If He connected you, it’s for purpose. Honour it. Fight for it. Stay open.
This is why, by the grace of God, I can boldly say: I’m not fighting anyone. I’ve left the battlefield of ego for the altar of peace.
Because how you treat relationships says everything about who you are and how much of Christ is truly at work in you.
HOW I ALMOST MARRIED A VERY ANNOYING___ANGRY LADY_-_APOSTLE AROME OSAYI.
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If You Want To Do Business With God, Know This📌 #apostlearomeosayi.
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Toasting a woman that is in love____Kingsley Okonkwo #relationship.
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HOW TO SPOT UNSERIOUS GUYS____APOSTLE EMMANUEL IREN #godlymarriages.
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Do this and have a happy marriage___Mildred Kingsley Okonkwo.
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