Title: don’t open up a door in your life to satan. Don’t open up a door in your marriage to satan that’s how satan have access to our life and our marriages.
Beloved, satan offered me many things on my journey my answer to all of it was no my finances would’ve changed. I would’ve went right back to the mental torment. I will never be willing to make that exchange i was around ministry all my life helped in children, ministry, and adult ministry i know all of the things to say i did not know nothing about applying the word, i did not know that i had a soul until July 30, 1999 that’s when the light of the world got put on in my life i gave my soul to Elohim mika did to we got married the same day and never look back.
ECCLESIASTES 4:12
And though a man might prevail against him who is alone, two will withstand him. A threefold cord is not quickly broken.
Human Relationships: Originally, Solomon used this metaphor to illustrate the strength of human community—whether that involves marriage, close friendships, or a community of faith.
The Threefold Cord: While ropes of two strands were typical for daily ancient tasks, the addition of a third strand Jesus, provided an exponentially stronger, unbreakable bond for sure.
In my personal journey, I have found that protecting your life and marriage from negative spiritual influences is about intentional choices and unwavering faith. The idea of not opening a door to satan resonates deeply—it’s a call to be vigilant about what we allow into our hearts and homes. I remember a time when I struggled silently, feeling mentally tormented despite involvement in ministry and community work. It wasn’t until I truly embraced my soul’s connection with Elohim that things changed. This transformation wasn’t just about words or rituals; it was about living and applying the principles daily. One powerful lesson I learned is the strength of the "threefold cord" mentioned in Ecclesiastes 4:12. This isn’t just symbolic; it represents the strength we gain when we include God alongside two people in a relationship. Having Jesus at the center strengthens not only individual faith but also solidifies marriages and friendships against adversity. I’ve seen marriages falter when this spiritual connection is missing, yet thrive when faith and unity walk hand-in-hand. In practical terms, building this threefold cord means you don’t face life’s challenges alone. It means prayer together, honest communication, and a shared commitment to spiritual growth. Satan’s attempts to sow discord or mental torment find less hold when a couple or community is spiritually united. From my own experience, saying "no" to tempting offers or shortcuts in life and choosing faith over easy gains has been crucial in maintaining peace and progress. If you’re navigating challenges in your spiritual or marital life, remember that the strength comes from who you invite into your life. Keep the doors closed to negative influences and open wide to God’s presence. The result is an unbreakable bond that withstands trials, just like the ancient metaphor of the threefold cord.
