The Betrayal: Chapter 6

HE IS LORD ABOVE ALL

MUSUKUS POV

She was strangling the life out of me and I could feel my life creep out of me, my eyes were starting to roll when I felt an amazing strength enter my body.

I knew God would never bring me this Far to leave me, I knew He would give me the strength to overcome this woman.

With the renewal of supernatural strength I managed to push her of me, she fell on the ground and I told her to sit there in Jesus name.

She looked astonished and asked me where I come from with my disgusting powers that ate away her brothers spirit and her ancestors, I told her Jesus is Lord and every knee shall bow before Him, and every tongue shall confess that He is Lord, she screamed and said " NOOOOOO He is not the only Lord, our ancestors were here before Him and He will pay for this".

At that I laughed and asked "whose gonna make him pay? You? What can you do to Jesus? Look He defeated your ancestral spirits, your feared brother and the rest of the spirits that helped in destroying Chidzima's life, what can you do?"

She responded "I will make him suffer, I'm going to kill you, I can see He values you enough to give you so much power, what other way to hurt a parent but to kill the Children He values? I am going to kill you so brutally and I will make sure He watches you scream at every pain I inflict in your little body".

I laughed so hard and told her she can't do anything to me because I already defeated the stronger people in her family through Christ who strengthens me.

She  made some utterances and pointed at me, I felt a sharp pain like eagle claws clenching on my heart, I fell to the ground and held on to my chest, I screamed the Name above all names and I commanded healing on the inflicted area in my chest and the pain disappeared immediately, she saw that I wasn't going to let her win and she pointed at Munangwa and said to her, "you will never bear children, I am tying your womb right now, it's your fault after all that Chidzima fell in love and betrayed his own family".

Munangwa fell down screaming in excruciating pain, she held on to her tummy and wept very loud, I held her hand and told her to fight "reject it babe, use the power in you, tap into the spirit and reach out to your inner strength and fight, there's no superior power than that of Jesus.

She rose up and reversed the pain, we heard the old lady scream, she begged for mercy and we told her to bow before Jesus and confess He is Lord, she did just that and pleaded for mercy, we prayed for her healing and she was delivered.

She asked to be shown the right way into the light and begged for our protection from her ancestral spirits.

We then left the yard and went back to Munangwa's house, when we got there Chidzima was awake chilling with Sarah and having supper.

We joined them, the table was filled with silence the whole time until we finished eating , as I was about to leave for the kitchen to get water when Chidzima broke the silence and asked where we had been and what happened to his father, Munangwa and I gave each other knowing looks and I continued to the kitchen, when I got back to the table, we narrated the story to him and when we finished he was so emotionless, It was as though it didn't matter to him whether his father died or not.

Munangwa held his hand and rubbed it with her thumb, she looked at him and I could see the sympathy in her eyes, I could sense that she wanted to hold him and she felt guilty for taking his father away from him.

I asked Sarah to walk me out so that we gave them time to be just the two of them knowing Munangwa would not be comfy talking to him in her mother's presence.

Sarah realized what I was doing and she gave her daughter the knowing "do not do anything I wouldn't do look".

We stepped out and as we walked Sarah just randomly pulled me into a hug and kissed my forehead, I was dumb founded because I was not expecting her to do that, thank you Musuku, thank you so much for being a part of mine and my daughters lives, I don't know what we would do without you, she squeezed me again and I heard some sniffs, that's when I knew she was crying so I held her back and told her I loved her.

When you are faithful and you believe, He will not disappoint you. once more God's power came through for those who believed and depended on Him. what is going to happen with Chidzima now? New relationship blooming? votes votes votes

The Betrayal: Chapter 4

MISSION SAVE CHIDZIMA

MUNANGWA'S POV

I told Musuku about how I saw an old disgusting man who looked evil and how he wouldn't leave him alone, she kept asking who and I just couldn't bring myself to say his name, whenever I tried I could feel something tie my jaw in place as if to say if I uttered his name I would die.

I felt in my spirit that I had to see him again, I need to save him from his evil father's grasp, I love him with all my heart and I know he is the one for me, he must marry me, I can feel it in every bit of me that he is the one and I need to be with him.

I couldn't risk having Musuku know what was going on but knowing her and her prophetic powers, I knew it wouldn't take long for her to see through me.

I quickly turned around and looked away to hide away the guilt that consumed me for hiding this from my best friend.

The moment I closed my eyes I heard her voice speak "you could try harder than that you know, but you will never hide things from me that easily.

you better forget that thought you have in your head cos I will not let you go to see whoever it is that you are thinking of going to see, I do not know him but I can see him, I feel him, he has a dark cloud over him and I can't get my head around him.

It's as though he needs help and he is vulnerable but I also sense a great amount of danger from him, I'm confused, let me see him first and then you can go talk to him, otherwise we can just go see him together but there is no way I'm going to let you go talk to him on your own."

I nodded to the part where we should find him together because I knew I would never win an argument with her, I got out of bed and got ready to go with her and we started walking.

On their way they prayed and as soon as they passed the shops by Munagwa's street, they saw Chidzima standing in a corner shivering and crying, they approached him and as they got closer he was ready to run and Munangwa called his name and pleaded that he waits to hear them out.

He waited and she hugged him, this made Musuku raise and eyebrow and Munangwa shrugged, she asked Chidzima what is going on and what happened earlier on. His response was: When I was 13 my father put a curse on me because his spirits rejected me. I  was supposed to be initiated as the next in line for the wizard king position, this has been going on from generation to generation. My father got his gift from his father who got it from his grandfather and so forth. I am the child  rejected by the spirits and for that reason, I shall not fall in love or marry anyone. The moment I love, they told me the person would suffer from fainting spells and die, now this bad omen follows me everywhere I go. I had never loved before, but Munangwa, with you I could not resist. I cannot help but want to be with you. you are my true love and I know it because of the way I feel and how I managed to help you escape you from my father's grasp when you passed out.

He does his evil deeds using my face and it seems to everyone as though I am bad like my father.

I do not like any of the evil he does and I go against it, I am a child of God, I believe in Christ even though I do not know much about Him but from the little I have heard, I would rather choose his way over the evil deeds my family believes in.

I want to be with you Munangwa, I do not care what it takes, even if it means that I remain without a family, I am ready to sacrifice it all for you".

At that Musuku was shocked, she held both their hands and started singing while she walked back to Munangwa's house with both their hands in hers.

When they arrived she started praying for Chidzima and cast out all the evil spirits and spells that his father had placed on him.

Chidzima fell on the floor and he started to manifest, in Him spoke the spirit of an old man "he is ours, he belongs to us but he rejects us for a native man that is never seen, he refuses the ways of his forefathers, he will die, there is no way that he will live if he goes against what we have told him.

He will never prosper, he will die a wretched dog, he will never carry a child of his own, he will know no peace no matter what he does"  Musuku prayed in the name of Jesus, cancelled and reversed the spells.

She saw different things in her vision, things that had been placed as part of rituals to block Chidzima's success, to block his manhood and to evoke fainting spells on every girl he would ever be with.

They went out with Munangwa and =headed the destined places of Chidzima's restoration where they would remove the charms she saw in her visions.

Wondering where the destined place is? the next chapter is going to be a very interesting one, are you born again and do you believe in Jesus? if not, the next chapter might be a good resemblance of what you stand to gain by being Christian. You will experience the power of God in a whole new level. 

Care about employees

Think back to some of the places where you have worked in your career. Isn’t it true that the jobs you liked the best had management that treated you fairly? How are you being treated in the job you have now? The Christian faith is good for business because it encourages bosses to care for their employees, not tyrannize them, manipulate them, take advantage of them, cheat them, put their health at risk, or lie to them.

God watches how employers treat their employees, and he rewards or withholds blessings depending on what he sees: “Now listen, you rich people, weep and wail because of the misery that is coming upon you. . . . You have hoarded wealth in the last days. Look! The wages you failed to pay the workmen who mowed your fields are crying out against you. The cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord Almighty” (James 5:1-4).

Throughout human history the wealthy and powerful have often expanded their wealth and power at the expense of others lower in the food chain. Healthy companies have bosses who listen to what their employees tell them, show appreciation for hard work and improved skills, make employees feel valued and human, show flexibility in times of personal need or emergency, and do not chisel their workers out of their agreed-upon wages and benefits.

The last thing a business needs is to have the anger of the Lord God resting upon it.