Dear reader, if you are a follower of Jesus Christ, you need to know this fact. Many Christians are suffering because they refused to serve God.
You step outside the perimeter of God’s protection.
There are many Christians today who find themselves living under a cloud of persistent struggle, emotional torment, and spiritual stagnation. While they often blame external circumstances or spiritual warfare, the root cause is frequently an unfulfilled divine assignment. When God calls an individual to serve Him and they refuse, they step outside of His perimeter of protection.
The three types of refusals.
This refusal manifests in three primary ways. First, some believers outright despise the ministry of serving God. They view spiritual service as beneath them, choosing instead to pursue worldly ambition and personal comfort. Second, there are those who acknowledge their calling but are paralyzed by fear or procrastination; they find it too difficult to start, waiting for a “perfect” moment that never arrives. Third, a vast number of Christians remain completely unaware of their calling, living in spiritual ignorance because they fail to cultivate a deep, listening relationship with God.
Heaven sees you as a rebellious Christians.
Regardless of the reason, the spiritual reality remains identical. In the eyes of God, premeditated delay and ignorance born of neglect equate to rebellion. Scripture warns that rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft. When a believer rejects God’s purpose, they strip away their own spiritual armor. This act of defiance opens a legal doorway for Satan and demonic forces to enter and torment their lives, affecting their mental peace, health, relationships, and finances.
You need to repent and start serving God immediately.
The consequences of running from God are severe, but the remedy is absolute. The only action that can close these demonic doorways and restore peace is total capitulation. Believers must surrender their personal agendas, repent of their rebellion, and actively begin serving God. True peace and prosperity—both spiritual and material—are found exclusively within the center of God’s will.
