{UAH} My learning curve continues
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My learning curve continues
Written by Malita Wamala
Never mind that the church I pray in is a prophetic and deliverance ministry, so things such as casting out demons, divine healing and deliverance are commonplace. I have witnessed leukaemia disappear with prayer where chemotherapy in Egypt had failed.
I have trailed an HIV patient to a Uganda Virus Research Institute laboratory, to get a firsthand account on whether she had really become HIV-negative; she was negative and I met another at the clinic with a similar story.
I have witnessed barren women conceive when fertility doctors had given up on them. But strangely, when it came to how serious this issue of devil-worshipping is, I always have my niggling doubts.
Like, do people really dive into a lake to meet Satan? Is it true that there are goods on the market manufactured by the devil's agents to enslave more people?
Well, about 10 years ago a teenage boy turned up at church for the Wednesday counseling and deliverance fellowship and he treated us to some unforgettable scenes. That was the first time I witnessed the deliverance of someone who "goes underwater".
This boy's deliverance sessions were so violent that at one point we all scrambled for our lives when he snapped a thick, wooden church pillar in two with one bare hand and then scratched the ground, charging at the congregation on all fours like a leopard.
Our pastor, Stephen Mukulu still cannot let us live down that day, when we took off screaming in terror, leaving him alone in the church praying for the boy. After a few more deliverance sessions and listening to this boy's testimony (he had been sent to the church on evil mission but landed in God's ambush), I believed there was more evil in this world than meets the eye, indeed. Yet, I still had my lingering questions.
Last Sunday, those too were answered. During the service, Pastor Mukulu prayed for a young lady who recently received suitcases of generous gifts from a suitor she met on the Internet.
As she got delivered, the revelation came to me to tell her to throw out everything the suitor gave her, including jewellery, clothes and shoes.
When I talked to her after her deliverance session, she said, "Interestingly, when I first opened that package, there was a piece of jewellery on top that had a label of a pyramid with an eye at its centre. I threw that one out but kept the rest."
It is said the strongest symbol of the Illuminati is a pyramid with a single eye…hmm. The doubting Thomas in me was silenced once more.
This girl said she has felt an almost tangible oppression for weeks and often experiences moments where life seems to be inexplicably seeping out of her. Peace only returned to her when the pastor anointed the thick gold chain necklace she wore on Sunday, before unclasping it altogether.
I know, these things are hard to believe, but people out there have actually sold their souls for material wealth and temporary fame. Beware whom you bring into your life and family.
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