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Who Are The Chosen Ones? (Many are Called but few are Chosen)

10 Clear Signs You’re Set Apart By God Have you ever felt different from others — like you don’t quite fit in, no matter how hard you try? Maybe you sense a deeper purpose, or your life seems unusually hard compared to those around you. You might be one of God’s chosen ones. The Bible talks about a “chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a peculiar people” (1 Peter 2:9). This means God has handpicked certain people for unique assignments, blessings, and also battles. In this article, we’ll explore who the chosen ones are, plus give you 10 powerful signs that you might be one of them. Who Are The Chosen Ones? Simply put, the chosen ones are people whom God has set apart for a divine purpose. They are marked by His favor, often go through intense tests, and carry a spiritual authority that the enemy tries to oppose. Being chosen doesn’t always mean life will be easy. In fact, it often means the opposite. God allows certain trials to refine, prepare, and humble His chosen p...

Beware of Satan’s Traps: How the Devil Deceives with Attractive Things

(Biblical Truths You Must Know) When we look around today, many people are chasing after things that look beautiful, shiny, and promising. Big houses, luxury cars, huge bank accounts, fame, or even relationships that seem perfect on the outside. None of these things are bad by themselves. But did you know that Satan often begins by showing you something very good to look at — something that will tempt your eyes and your desires? How Satan Operates: From the Garden to Today This strategy is not new. In fact, it started long ago in the Garden of Eden. Remember Eve? The serpent showed her the fruit and made it look pleasing to the eye. He told her that by eating it, she would become wise like God. That was a lie — but it was wrapped in something attractive. Eve fell into the trap, and by doing so, gave Satan a legal right to bring sin and death into humanity. Satan even tried this same method on Jesus Christ. He took Jesus to a high place and showed Him all the kingdoms of the world, sayi...

How to Make Use of the Courtroom of Heaven When You Are Praying

Many Christians today are learning about the Courtroom of Heaven and how powerful it is in prayer. This is not a strange or scary idea. In fact, the Bible talks about God as a Judge, Jesus as our Advocate, and the devil as the accuser. When we understand how this spiritual court works, we can pray more effectively, win spiritual battles, and receive answers that were being delayed. What Is the Courtroom of Heaven? The Courtroom of Heaven is a spiritual place where legal matters in the spirit realm are settled. Just like there are courts on earth, there is also a heavenly courtroom where God sits as the righteous Judge (Psalm 82:1, Daniel 7:10). In this courtroom: God is the Judge Jesus is your Advocate or Lawyer (1 John 2:1) The Holy Spirit is your Helper and Witness (Romans 8:26) Satan is the Accuser of the brethren (Revelation 12:10) This is where decisions are made concerning destinies, families, nations, and personal matters. Many times, the battles we are fighting in life are lega...

The Failed First Attempt of Destiny Swap: When Satan Tried to Be Like God

The story of the failed first attempt of destiny swap begins with Satan’s desire to be like God. This desire was the root of his downfall. Satan wanted to take God’s place and control the destiny that belongs only to the Creator. But this plan never worked, and it was doomed to fail from the start. In the Bible, we learn that Satan was once a beautiful angel named Lucifer. He was full of pride and wanted to rise above God. This pride led him to rebel and try to exchange his God-given position for one of higher power. This is what we call the first attempt of destiny swap — Satan trying to change his destiny and become like God. However, God’s power is supreme and unchallengeable. No one can take God’s place or swap destinies with Him. Satan’s attempt was rejected, and he was cast out of heaven. This shows us that destiny is not something we can change by force or by trickery. Destiny is controlled by God alone. The lesson here is clear: Trying to swap or steal someone else’s destiny is...

The Truth About Altars: What You Must Know Before Seeking Help From certain places (PART 1)

When life gets tough, it’s natural to seek help — whether it’s for health, finances, relationships, or personal breakthroughs. But have you ever stopped to think about where exactly that help is coming from? The truth is, every place where people seek spiritual or supernatural help is connected to an altar. These altars may be Godly or satanic, and both operate according to specific spiritual principles. Understanding this can protect you from unintended consequences that might cost you your destiny. What Is an Altar? An altar is a spiritual platform — a place or object set aside for worship, sacrifice, or a covenant between the spiritual realm and humans. In many traditions, altars serve as meeting points between the physical and spiritual worlds. While altars are often associated with religious worship, their spiritual significance is much broader. Godly Altars vs. Satanic Altars Godly Altars: These altars are established to worship the Creator, receive blessings, and seek divine gui...

When God Allows the Enemy to Touch You: It’s a Setup for Their Own Destruction

Have you ever wondered why it seems like God stands by when His chosen ones are under attack? Why the righteous suffer, even when they walk faithfully with God? The answer might shock you: sometimes, God allows the enemy to touch His chosen vessels—not to destroy them, but to set a trap for the enemy’s own destruction. From the pages of Scripture to the life of every believer, we see a divine pattern unfold: God uses the schemes of the enemy to accomplish His greatest victories. What may appear like suffering or abandonment is often divine strategy. Biblical Examples That Reveal God’s Strategy 1. Pharaoh and Moses God allowed Pharaoh to harden his heart and oppress Israel—but for what purpose? “But I have raised you up for this very purpose, that I might show you my power and that my name might be proclaimed in all the earth.” — Exodus 9:16 The oppression of Israel created the platform for God's miraculous deliverance and the complete downfall of Pharaoh’s regime. 2. Saul and David...

The Things That Can Cost You for Being Ignorant or Grieving the Holy Spirit (PART 2)

In life, wisdom is priceless. Ignorance, on the other hand, can lead to missed opportunities, broken relationships, and spiritual setbacks. When it comes to our relationship with God, especially through the Holy Spirit, ignorance or grieving the Spirit can have serious consequences. But what exactly can it cost you? Let’s explore this important topic in a clear, practical way. Understanding Ignorance and Grieving the Holy Spirit Ignorance means lacking knowledge or awareness. It’s not just about not knowing facts but often involves overlooking God’s guidance and spiritual truths. Grieving the Holy Spirit happens when our actions, attitudes, or decisions cause sorrow to the Spirit who lives within believers. The Bible tells us to avoid this because the Holy Spirit guides, comforts, and empowers us. What Can Being Ignorant Cost You? 1. Missed Guidance and Direction God speaks to us through the Holy Spirit, offering wisdom and direction. Ignoring or not recognizing this guidance means you...