1 Corinthians 16:13 instructs believers to “Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong.” It’s a call to spiritual alertness, unwavering faith, courage, and strength in the face of challenges, all to be expressed through love.
What I’m about to share comes from a place of love and is not a personal attack. It is based on my observations of the world and the gift of discernment I possess. Many people are misguided by Satan, and I will explain why.
I pray for direction and wisdom, and God fills me with insights, which I write down. Here we go.
We often pray for boldness but do not truly mean it. We must consider how Satan controls Hollywood, Netflix, television, movies, programs, and advertisements, shaping our perceptions and interactions. They call it a “program” because it programs you. The image of the bitten apple, often associated with temptation, symbolises what some women may be holding—particularly products that can influence their thoughts and behaviours, like the Apple iPhone. Nevertheless, it is not entirely their fault; there is an underlying struggle as Satan has skilfully divided men and women, fostering animosity between them.
Woke ideology needs to be taken very seriously.
Putting the man at the back makes him come across less important.
Women in charge in drama programs. Masculine body language, which is not as attractive as feminine.
Man at the back again.
Most movies put the woman as the main leader. As decision maker, logical thinker. Being disrespectful to a man’s plan, belittling a man when he speaks up. A man portrayed as weak, tolerable.
When women are created by God as emotional thinkers. Here is a natural explanation of a human psychological chart:
Portraying men as less important, with women in charge of drama programs, leads to negative stereotypes. Masculine body language is often depicted as unattractive compared to feminine expressions.
Empowering women does not necessarily lead to their happiness. Most movies cast women as the main leaders and decision-makers, while God created women as emotional thinkers.
In this dynamic, women are often portrayed as powerful, while men are relegated to the background as bumbling idiots—like an unpainted corner of a ceiling that becomes noticeable only when highlighted. Once pointed out, the issue remains clear.
What I say may trigger some, but like Jesus, I believe in speaking the truth, which can convince individuals. Remember the Lord’s Prayer: “Thy kingdom come.” This indicates that we are not in God’s kingdom but rather in Satan’s domain, where he is actively at play, while many remain blind to it. For example, in London, many individuals do not even look out of the bus window; they are distracted by their phones, simply regurgitating what their programmers tell them.
Consider the origins of the term “toxic masculinity.” Women have claimed oppression for thousands of years, yet they now assert they are unhappier than ever. We must also reflect on the alarming number of people on antidepressants and anti-anxiety medication and the decline in childbirth. Their minds may convey one message, while their hearts express another.
We are designed to procreate; God wants us to be fruitful, while Satanism celebrates death and homosexuality. The happiest women tend to be those with children, while those without are generally the most unhappy.
A significant reason for our current societal mess is weak, complacent men. Weak men have allowed the breakdown of society and family units. Currently, 56% of grown men are addicted to pornography, detracting from their responsibilities and relationships. Many are also addicted to video games and drugs, lacking positive masculine role models.
Some men are committing suicide because they feel something is wrong with them, believing their lives have no value and that they must be doing something wrong for not attracting female partners. So this a big factor into male suicide that needs to be considered. Plus the fact they maybe living in sin.
In society and families, the absence of masculine role models is evident. Many women aged 20 to 35 are increasingly drawn to higher-status men, largely due to dating apps and social media, which allow them to connect easily with a multitude of options. This contributes to a hook-up culture, emphasising success and ambition. If these women are uninterested in average men, they may come across as rude or dismissive, which can seem unfair.
Consequently, women may find themselves in relationships with a limited number of high-value partners, often sharing these men with others unknowingly. High-value men have numerous choices, leading to a lack of commitment. While they may initially promise a bright future, some are not genuine in their intentions, which can ultimately result in heartbreak for the women involved. It’s essential to uphold integrity and respect in all relationships.
This dynamic can lead to frustration when relationships do not yield the commitment many women seek, causing them to develop negative feelings towards men. They may link men to pain rather than love. Prioritising a small percentage of men can leave women feeling unfulfilled and dissatisfied as they grapple with high expectations, materialism, and an incessant desire for luxury experiences.
These wounded women may harbour resentment towards men and seek solace in female friendships, influenced by societal shifts, including the LGBTQ+ movement. This may lead them to becoming bisexual, into sin and away from God, as Satan exploits our vulnerabilities.
Moreover, liberalism and the lack of masculine role models contribute significantly to these issues, undermining the fabric of society. We need each other more than ever. Addressing these problems with tough love — even if it offends someone temporarily — comes from a caring heart and is far better than living a life filled with regret. Remember, just remember that men or women go to church every Sunday, cool, so does Satan, tell me what their fruits look like.
From my observations, men and women are not communicating effectively, both inside and outside the church. This lack of fruitful dialogue leads to missed opportunities for committed relationships. They’re generally talking talking talking! But no spark, to low spark. At gatherings, many people seem to discuss vacations or material items rather than their families. Or planning for kids.
The MeToo movement is important but can sometimes lead to misunderstandings. For example, when a man compliments a woman or asks her out, it can be misinterpreted as inappropriate due to changing societal views. It’s crucial to distinguish between respectful behaviour and true harassment; not every advance is harmful. Just as we observe natural interactions in the animal kingdom, we should recognise that some human interactions are also natural. While the movement has highlighted serious issues, we must ensure that innocent gestures are not wrongly judged. Encouraging a conversation that respects both victims’ experiences and the value of respectful interactions is key to fostering healthy relationships between men and women.
