OPEN LETTER TO USA: GOD CREATED ADAM AND EVE NOT ADAM AND STEVE. MARRIAGE MUST BE RESPECTED!

Well I have not yet married but of course I will marry a beautiful lady in waiting somewhere but iv followed keenly the debate hitting headlines in USA over the Supreme Court rule on allowing same sex marriage and as the Lord allows me I have this to say, TO THE CHURCH IN USA AND CITIZENS;
In Gen 2:18 the Bible says “Then the Lord God said, ‘It is not good for the man to be alone; I will make him a helper suitable for him."
NO MAN can redefine God's word to suit his desires. Being the most powerful office in the land, the destiny of a great nation lay in the hands of few people in a boardroom, probably they didn't seek God's guidance but there is no doubt that this is an historic case that will have a lasting impact on American culture for years to come. For in many ways, the Supreme Courts have more impact than any president or an American President does for that matter.
With that in mind, I wish to speak under authority as a voice to this great land that let the church be strong and take its rightful place, let this not come as a surprise because way before it was made legal we knew it was happening and the Bible clearly tells us of these perilous times we live in. So it means the church must stand the tests on its plate now than ever before. Remember Sodom and Gomorrah, only the righteous shall be saved! Praise the Lord! I check the internet alot and at a time when the definition of marriage is being hotly debated in social, political, and religious circles, I took interest to find that of many dictionaries Webster’s (which has absolutely no religious bias one way or the other as per it's definition) defines marriage as: “it is the social institution under which a man and woman live as husband and wife by legal or religious commitments.”
I wonder how long that definition will appear in the dictionary. I guess time will tell. But one thing we know is what God says. He made his intentions very clear from the start. He invented marriage as the first institution, between one man and one woman (for life), long before government, long before synagogues and churches. He created Adam for Eve and not Adam for Steve, he create eve for Adam and not eve for everlyn...
For a while, Adam was the only human that existed, and along with the animals, the garden was in perfect harmony. Adam didn’t kill the animals, and they didn’t kill each other. His only two jobs were to tend the garden and to name the animals, which he did. But after a while, Adam began to feel he was missing something, and God saw this and said it was not good for Adam to be alone, so He caused Adam to sleep, took a rib from his body, and from that rib He created the perfect compliment, the perfect counterpart, the ultimate human companion. God created WOMAN. And He created her in His image, just as he had created Adam. Both equal before God.Then came marriage. This is where it all began.
So my friends and family in USA, I want you to know God is God he changes not, he existed before the systems of the world, he said and all these things shall pass but God's word shall remain. Stick to the word and it shall remain. No man fights fights his master and expects to win so no world system will fight God's word and expect to triumph!
God bless you. Am coming soon!
Evangelist Steve Omodecx
The Blessed Family Ministry

I know JESUS IS THE WAY. No other ways

"Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world." - 1 John 4:1

In today’s world, it seems quite popular to have a hodgepodge of religious beliefs – usually some homage to God, sometimes a little dose of Jesus (He was, after all, a
great teacher), a little pinch of Buddha, a little Mohammed here and a little New Age thought there. It makes you sound, well…so spiritual. And when someone says, “Oh, I’m a very spiritual person,” you have absolutely no idea what they really mean.
But, you see, it’s all fundamentally dishonest. A classic refashioning of God into your own thought image that fits your needs.
And it is a reminder of the many intellectual airheads today.

Make a decision, for crying out loud! But don’t be a phony for every faith. These religions don’t teach the same things, and they certainly don’t practice the same
things and will never be the same or lead you to the same destination despite it all,I want you ALL to know GOD Is GOD AND HE WILL REMAIN GOD!

I know Jesus said, “I am the Way, the Truth, the Life. No one comes to the Father but through me.” He is who He said He is. This is in direct conflict with every other religion.
With Him, it’s all or nothing. I believe He is the truth about God.

Make a decision about Jesus, Mohammed, Buddha, or whomever. But remember JESUS is the way The Truth and The LIGHT!

Evangelist Steve Omodecx
The Blessed Family Ministry - KENYA

Forgive the unforgivable?

Then Peter came and said to Him, “Lord, how often shall my brother sin against me and I forgive him? Upto seven times?” Jesus said to him, “I do not say to you, up to seven times, but up to seventy times seven.”Matthew 18:21-22

Jesus says we are to forgive one another as much as it takes. After all, we are still in the game of life because of His willingness to forgive us of our own rule-breaking. True forgiveness doesn’t come easy for our human nature.Our sense of justice often takes on an element of pride or revenge or harboring a grudge. Our mind wants to hold onto unforgiveness because whatever hurt us was not right.

But forgiveness accepts the wrong doing, ever how undeserved, and chooses to forgive the offender as if it had not happened. Wow! That is not natural. In fact, it’s supernatural. Yet this is how Jesus forgives us. A follower of Christ is promised that sin is removed “as far as the East is from the West” when confession and a true turning away from that sin occurs.

Christianity is not a set of rules with a freedom to commit wrongdoing just because there is a promise of forgiveness and grace.

Forgiveness comes because scripture tells us that “everyone who calls on the name of the Lord WILL be saved.”
Saved from what? Saved from that sin … those broken rules in our life that God has set forth … which continue to haunt and pursue us. And why will we be saved from those wrongs? Because Jesus Christ died a cruel death on a crucifixion cross taking the full weight of the sin … past, present and future … of those that call upon Him in faith.
In as much as we all go through pain and struggle to forgive let's make it real and FORGIVE for you and I were forgiven first!

Now that’s a home run!

Evangelist Steve Omodecx
The Blessed Family Ministry

DO NOT JUDGE ME IF YOU ARE NOT GOD! really?

Every day and every time God speaks and we share the message,many people always end up refuting Gods word simply because they love staying in sin or maybe they want to defend sin,but what stands out is that the GOSPEL OF JESUS is the Gospel of separation: you are either for it or not.Not judging but correcting! I thank God for this opportunity He has created for me to share THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN JUDGING AND CORRECTING.

Some people say all judgement is wrong by singling out the verse "Judge not, that ye be not judged" (Matthew 7:1). It is true that there are certain forms of judgement that we are not meant to make. Now, the above verse is referring to one of these forms. However, there are instances where the Bible says that we NEED to JUDGE. I wish we would read other verses and not only the one above, because the devil is using it to bring confusion into the body of Christ pushing away Rebuke as a defence method to keep Christians and Non Christians in sin with the "Don't judge me" attitude. Let me share some of the verses which the devil is fighting to keep them hidden from the eyes and ears of Christians.

The Bible says that we should correct, rebuke and be bold to those who are sinning. (1Timothy 5:20) says that "Those who sin are to be rebuked publicly, so that the others may take warning. (1Timothy 1:13) also says that "This testimony is true. Therefore, rebuke them sharply, so that they will be sound in the faith". This means that Rebuke contributes to the saving of a soul. If we don't, we could be responsible for suppressing the truth which could mean eternal death instead of eternal life for that person. (James 5:20) says "Let him know, that he which converteth the sinner from the error of his way shall save a soul from death, and shall hide a multitude of sins." Yes the Bible says do not judge, this therefore means judging whether someone is born again or not. This is because only God can be the judge of this.

The form of judgement that this verse says not to do refers to a form of judgement that a person makes when they despise a sinner, while at the same time believing that they are worthy themselves. In (John 7:24) the Bible says "Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgement", you see?. Jesus and the Apostles were very bold and rebuked and condemned evil. They even openly rebuked people in the church for doing evil, in order to strengthen the church.

Therefore, by pointing out some issues using what we see and already in public dormain such as sermons,music,false preachers etc doesn't mean that Steve Omodecx Music is better than so and so,apart from preaching i still do music,Jesus music but hey! it simply means that Iron is sharpening Iron, that's why the main message is as clear as it is GOD IS TIRED OF THIS PLASTIC WORSHIP! RETURN TO THE LORD IN TRUE WORSHIP! READ YOUR BIBLE AND UNDERSTAND IT, THAT VERSE IS NOT YOUR DEFENCE AGAINST TRUTH BUT TO HELP YOU UNDERSTAND WHO YOU ARE!!!
So next time you raise a judge me not on me,come read this first then after that we can reason together!!!

This is Evangelist Steve Omodecx
The Blessed Family Ministry - KENYA

How can I trust an invisible God?

"I will say of the LORD, 'He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.'" - Psalm 91:2

In this day and age, we often hear people say, “I just can’t trust anyone anymore!” And on the surface, that might sound true. But think about all the different people we do entrust our lives to, without even thinking about it. We trust pharmacists to give us the right pills from a prescription we can’t read. We trust pilots we don’t know to take us to the right destination, believing that they know how to fly that machine exactly where we need to go. As we sit in traffic on the interstate, we trust our lives to engineers and road construction crews, believing the bridges will hold.

Yet, people have trouble trusting God. They often say, “I can’t see Him.” Do we see the engineers who designed the bridge? Do we know the pilots? Do we really know what the pharmacist is putting into our prescriptions? Not usually. Yet God, our Creator, who loves us more than anyone, who even sacrificed His Son for us to have forgiveness of sin and eternal life, is difficult to trust. It’s amazing. It just doesn’t make sense to trust imperfect men and not to trust a perfect God.

Let’s change that today. Get to know God in Jesus Christ. We can always trust Him – with our lives now and forever.
Remembering all that's one the world wouldn't be there were it not for God to create the world in the first place! NOW THAT SHOULD MAKE SENSE,
I choose to trust you LORD!

Evangelist Steve Omodecx
The Blessed Family Ministry

No Trial Is Too Great

"No temptation has overtaken you but such as is common to man; and God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able, but with the temptation will provide the way of escape also, so that you will be able to endure it." - 1 Corinthians 10:13

“There is only one question which really matters to a lot of people: Why do bad things happen to good people?” This question, which all of us ask from time to time, became the title Rabbi Harold Kushner’s best-selling book, Why Bad Things Happen to Good People. Sadly, Kushner’s book paints a picture of a very small God, although it did help a lot of people going through tough times.

There is a wonderful Bible story that describes a much greater God. It’s the story of three Hebrew boys who refused to worship the idols of the Babylonian king, Nebuchadnezzar. You can find it in the Bible in the book of Daniel, Chapter 3. Even though they were threatened with being thrown in a furnace, they held fast in their devotion to God. Their response, “God can spare us from the fiery furnace; He has that power. But, even if He does not, we’ll never serve your gods or bow down to your statue.” They chose to trust God even when it made no earthly sense to do so. And God repaid that faith by seeing that they were not harmed by the fires in the furnace.

God will never take us through a time of testing that is too tough for us to deal with. No matter how difficult your trials, you can bank on His promise. No trial is too great for us with the power of God. He will give us a way to endure it, to resist it, or to get through it.

Liberation From All of Our Enemies!

"The disciples went and did as Jesus had instructed them. They brought the donkey and the colt and placed their cloaks on them for Jesus to sit on. A very large crowd spread their cloaks on the road, while others cut branches from the trees and spread them on the road. The crowds that went ahead of him and those that followed shouted, 'Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the highest heaven!' When Jesus entered Jerusalem, the whole city was stirred and asked, 'Who is this?' The crowds answered, 'This is Jesus, the prophet from Nazareth in Galilee.'" - Matthew 21:6-11

The crowds believed Jesus was the Messiah who had come to establish Israel’s independence from Rome. But they wanted a King Messiah who would be their political hero. In fact, the whole scene replicates a King or General’s triumphant entry into a city. It all seemed so perfect and hopeful.

The only problem was: Jesus wasn't that kind of Messiah.

The irony may have been lost on the people at the time, the way it is lost on most of us today, but Jesus’s ‘triumphal entry’ was not that of a General or a warrior. No, such men ride stallions. Jesus rode in on a donkey. The donkey revealed Jesus to be an humble peasant on a peace mission, not a military warrior.

But, as we know, Jesus had a way of constantly turning everything upside down! He rode in on a donkey for His triumphal entry and not only established this irony, but lifted up the lowly donkey in the process. (Note that it was a donkey that had carried Jesus and Mary at the before He was born, as they rode into Bethlehem.) Again Jesus showed us that the very thing which we think has no value, has tremendous value in God’s eyes. Jesus challenged our values and our notions of supremacy in every way, from our political power to the cruel power we dare to exercise over God’s created world and God’s beloved creatures.

So, what are we to do with this kind of Messiah?

We do not want to conquer evil with peace, humility, and non-violence. We would rather resort to violence and power. He comes in peace and humility and rides in on a donkey. That’s why, just a week later, when these would-be followers realized Jesus’ goal was one of peace, they stopped shouting “Hosanna!” and started shouting “Crucify Him!”

You see, Jesus didn't want to just liberate us from our temporal enemies, Jesus wanted to liberate us from all of our enemies, from the source of our problems: sin, evil, and death itself! This is the victory that Jesus won!