The Weeping Prophet

10/01/2026

Grace can speaks from different Situations!

09/01/2026

Schools shut down today

09/01/2026

How do intelligent people bow to systems, fear governments, honor spiritual powers, obey laws and authorities—yet refuse to honor Christ, the very One who created them all? Colossians 1:15–16 answers without apology: Christ is the visible likeness of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation, and through Him everything—seen and unseen, rulers, powers, authorities—came into existence. Yet here we are, trembling before what was created, while rejecting the Creator Himself. The truth is uncomfortable, but it must be said: sin does not only corrupt behavior, it blinds the mind. We fear what can punish the body and ignore the One who redeemed the soul. Christ made peace through His blood, reconciled heaven and earth, and offered to present us holy, pure, and faultless before God—yet many still bow to inferior powers because pride resists surrender and fear shouts louder than truth. No system can save you. No authority can reset your soul. Only Christ can renew the mind and restore what sin damaged. If your loyalty is louder to creation than to Christ, something is misplaced. This reflection is shared by Sis Philomina, standing firmly on the truth that Jesus Christ is Lord over every ruler, power, and authority—now and forever. If this stirred your spirit, don’t scroll past it… reflect, repent, and return to the One above all.

09/01/2026

After reading 2 Thessalonians 2:9–10, I paused and asked myself, Was Paul too harsh? Then I realized—no, he wasn’t. In fact, if Paul were alive today, his words would likely be even sharper. Truth has never been gentle to deception. They say truth is bitter, but refusing to swallow it is what destroys the soul. Paul was not playing with words; this was a serious warning. Scripture already told us to test the spirits, yet many witnessed false prophecies, false miracles, and distorted preaching—and still shouted Amen and Hallelujah. That is not innocence; that is consent. And then we ask, What exactly is the problem? The problem is loving excitement more than truth. The problem is gathering in places that look spiritual but are not of God—only of those who use His name. Scripture settles it plainly: “They perish because they refused to love the truth and so be saved.” This is not hatred; this is mercy speaking loudly. Wake up while there is still time, because spiritual sleep always ends in despair. This is a call to discernment, written with burden and love—Sis Philomina—still pointing hearts back to truth, before deception seals them.

08/01/2026

Many Christians pretend that silence equals holiness, yet Scripture says otherwise. “Each of you should know how to live with your spouse in a holy and honorable way” (1 Thessalonians 4:4). That verse alone tells us something uncomfortable: holiness requires knowledge, not ignorance. One of the greatest wounds in Christian homes today is not prayerlessness, but unaddressed truths—especially around intimacy. We avoid these conversations, call them “too sensitive,” and then wonder why marriages are bleeding quietly and leaders are falling publicly. When Jesus said, “Let the one without sin cast the first stone,” He was not excusing sin; He was exposing hypocrisy. Everyone walked away because everyone knew they were broken somewhere. Yet no one asked, “Lord, then how should we live?” And that is still our problem today.
Many servants of God do not fall because they love sin, but because they were never taught how to manage desire, vulnerability, loneliness, and unmet emotional needs within God’s design. What they secretly search for in forbidden arms is not just s6x—it is understanding, affirmation, skill, connection, and relief from years of silence. The tragedy is that what God designed to be learned honorably within covenant is now being sought secretly outside it. When the church refuses to teach truth about intimacy, people will learn it elsewhere—at a great cost.
Until we stop spiritualizing what God already created as practical, the body of Christ will keep entangling itself in shame. God is not afraid of these conversations; we are. Healing begins when truth is spoken in light, not whispered in darkness. If this stirred something in you, sit with it honestly—and let’s stop pretending we know what we were never taught. This reflection is written with burden and love by Sis Philomina, for a generation that must choose healing over silence.

08/01/2026

Keep moving, even if you have to crawl just move!

08/01/2026

Christainity liken to a choir, sing with one voice!!

07/01/2026

No one is perfect but sexual immorality should not be mentioned among workers in the vineyard.

07/01/2026

Matthew 18:6

07/01/2026

Matthew 18:6 — A short warning to fake preachers
“Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in Me to stumble, it would be better for him to have a large millstone hung around his neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea.”
This is a sober warning: misleading souls for fame, money, or power is not ministry—it is judgment waiting to happen. Preaching lies in God’s name is not cleverness; it is spiritual violence. God is patient, but He is not mocked. Those who trade truth for profit may deceive people for a season, but they will answer to God for every soul they misled.
This is a reminder from Sis Philomina: fear God more than you fear losing followers, and honor the truth more than you love applause.

06/01/2026