A growing trend has emerged where people are choosing to abandon alcohol and purge their bodies and lives of anything that no longer serves them well. Many times I see this trend paired with people finding their way back to God. It feels as though a divine force from above is orchestrating situations or guiding people's thoughts, steering them toward a new path. How many of you have witnessed it too?
The Bible, in 1 Peter 5:8, advises, "Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour." I believe the Devil is at our doorstep, preying on those who lack full control of their minds, while his adversary intervenes to shield them from harm. People are responding by putting on the full armor of God and being much more aware of what they allow in their body.
Who else has noticed this shift in people, driven by various motivations? Some may cite health, spiritual, religious, or personal reasons. Regardless of the catalyst, these choices all point toward regaining complete control over one's temple.
Personally, I was never a heavy drinker, but I made a conscious decision to stop after experiencing what I can only describe as a demonic attack. It’s been nearly a year since my last drink, and I have no desire to return to it. While that may sound unusual to some, the experience left a lasting impression, compelling me to protect myself from anything dark that might try to take hold again.
This movement seems to reflect a broader awakening, a collective turning toward clarity and strength. Whether spurred by faith, self-preservation, or a simple desire for change, it’s inspiring to see individuals reclaiming their lives with such resolve.
Have a great day folks!
Much Love,
Lynn
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2 comments:
Alcohol never interested me, luckily, and feel sorry for those who might genetically be inclined to get hooked on it, Drugs the same, but hope those hooked get healed and people finally wise up
I agree completely..
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