The Weeping Prophet

02/01/2026

Philippians 3:10 says, “All I want is to know Christ and to experience the power of His resurrection, to share in His sufferings, becoming like Him in His death.”
That was Paul’s prayer. But shouldn’t it be the prayer of every Christian?
How many times have we truly knelt down and asked God to help us know Him more—not to give us things, not to solve problems, but to deepen our intimacy with Him? How often have we asked for increased zeal to know Christ or to experience the power of His resurrection in our daily walk?
Verse 8 exposes a painful truth: many prayer programs are crowded, yet the focus is often material gain, protection from enemies, breakthroughs, and benefits. The church is full of people who come to take from God, not people who come to know God. Many desire His hand but have no interest in His heart.
This is not new. In Scripture, the crowd followed Jesus not because they wanted to know Him, but because they wanted miracles. To them, His works were a spectacle. They wanted healing, but not the Healer. They wanted bread, but not freedom from inner hunger. They wanted to drink, but ignored the Living Water. That same shallow following became the reason they were easily convinced to shout, “Crucify Him.”
May our prayers change. May our relationship with God not be transactional—based on benefits—but transformational, rooted in love, truth, and maturity. May we seek God, not just what He can give.
— SisPhilomina

02/01/2026

“Fake it till you make it” is not wisdom; it is self-deception dressed as confidence. Who exactly are you trying to impress—your enemies or your village people? You curate a flawless image online: expensive clothes, polished smiles, a life that looks complete. Yet you know the truth. You claim a version of yourself that does not exist, and in doing so, you end up impressing the wrong people.
Worse still, you announce to your destiny helpers that you are fine, settled, and in need of nothing. Online, you look successful; offline, you are barely recognizable. When will you grow up? When will you stop hiding behind fake statuses and borrowed glory?
Blessings are programmed to locate humility, truth, and authenticity. When they come looking for the real you and meet a counterfeit version instead, they get confused. And blessings do not argue—they simply return to the Sender, asking for the correct address. When the address does not match the person, nothing is delivered.
So ask yourself honestly: are you still living in disguise? Are you still advertising a life you have not built? When will you strengthen yourself, live right, and become whole? Be careful—sometimes the greatest weapon formed against you is the fake version of yourself you keep projecting.
— SisPhilomina

01/01/2026

Colossians 2:11
[11]In union with Christ you were circumcised, not with the circumcision that is made by human beings, but with the circumcision made by Christ, which consists of being freed from the power of this sinful self.

01/01/2026

We quote Ephesians 6:12 often—“We wrestle not against flesh and blood…”—yet we conveniently forget something uncomfortable: humans are not innocent bystanders in this battle.
The first war did not begin in heaven with swords. It began in a garden with a choice. Adam and Eve did not fight demons; they reached for power, for knowledge, for the desire to be “like God.” That single act of rebellion fractured order and awakened forces humanity was warned not to engage. Darkness did not invade randomly—it was invited.
Yes, there are rulers, authorities, and cosmic powers of this dark age. But they do not rampage without access. Humans are the gatekeepers. Every time boundaries set by God are crossed, authority is misplaced. Pride opens doors. Disobedience hands over territory. Rebellion activates what obedience keeps silent.
Wars start in human hearts before they appear on battlefields. Corruption is conceived in ambition before it becomes a system. Darkness thrives not because it is stronger than God, but because humans keep surrendering the authority they were meant to steward.
This is why Scripture says we don’t fight people—yet it never excuses them. Spiritual forces operate through human choices, structures, and unchecked hunger for control. What many call “awakening” is often nothing more than humanity touching realms it was never meant to rule.
Christ did not defeat darkness by seeking higher consciousness. He defeated it by absolute obedience. What Adam awakened through rebellion, Christ silenced through surrender.
The real question is not whether cosmic powers exist.
The real question is: who keeps opening the door?
— SisPhilomina

01/01/2026

Happy neq year to you dear my followers

01/01/2026

Happy new year to you all

31/12/2025

Before this year runs, choose faith over fear

31/12/2025

Ephesians 6:24
[24]May God's grace be with all those who love our Lord Jesus Christ with undying love.

31/12/2025

31/12/2025

Start your Year in God's Purpose

31/12/2025

The Woman God Is Restoring
She made mistakes. She trusted wrongly. She stayed where she should have left and left where she should have stayed. But God did not abandon her story. Restoration is not loud; it is quiet and gradual. God rebuilds a woman from the inside out, teaching her boundaries, self-respect, and peace. What broke her did not end her. It refined her. And the woman rising now is wiser, calmer, and deeply rooted.
— SisPhilomina

30/12/2025

Ephesians 2:20 reminds us that we are built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, with Christ Jesus Himself as the cornerstone. This means leadership in the Body of Christ is not about position, title, or loud authority—it is about alignment. And so I ask: what kind of leader are you really?
Do you lead all and serve all, or do you command mockery instead of respect? Do people feel strengthened under your influence, or do they feel bent, diminished, and afraid to grow? Do you cherish people as God’s workmanship, or do you dehumanize them in the name of “leadership”? Do young aspirants leave your presence inspired, or do their dreams quietly die because they met you too early?
True leaders are looked up to, not looked down on. They brighten the light of the Body of Christ, not disgrace it. They build upon the foundation laid by faithful workers, not plant hidden explosives that destroy years of sacrifice. Some names will be remembered as blessings; others will become forbidden fruit—names people warn their children about. Which will yours be?
If Christ is the cornerstone, then anything built without His nature will eventually collapse. A leader who destroys is not neutral; such a person works against Christ, even while speaking His name. Examine yourself honestly. Are you a builder or a secret destroyer? Are you for Christ—or against Him?
— SisPhilomina