To begin with, one night, at around 2:30am, thieves attempted to break into my business premise that was close to my residence, but the Lord foiled their plans.
Before the attempted robbery, I experienced a spiritual attack.
In fact, what I remember most about this incident is not the attempted robbery itself. What I remember most is what happened four hours before thieves opened the gate to my property grounds.
I remember that as I prepared going to bed, I suddenly felt an evil jolt within my spirit. I sensed it was witchcraft, so I prayed about it, binding and casting away the dark powers. I did not know that this was a spell cast well in advance by the thieves. However, I thank God who protected me and my family from these thieves.
Therefore, in this article I give you six reasons thieves use witchcraft and what you can do about it.
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First, thieves use witchcraft to detect if someone or a house has lots of cash.
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Second, they use witchcraft to disorient the victim.
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Additionally, thieves use evil powers to drive the victim into a very deep sleep.
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Also, thieves use evil powers to ensure they are not arrested.
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Fifth, thieves use evil powers to ensure they are not harmed.
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And, they use demonic powers t evil powers for escape.
Advice to all Christians.
1. Always dedicate your property to God.
2. Daily cover your property with the Blood of Jesus Christ.
3. Pray every night before going to bed. Ask God for His protection. Put your life, the lives of members of your household, and your property into God’s hands.
Always remind God about His promise in Psalm 91:9-11
Because you have made the Lord, [who is] my refuge,
Even the Most High, your dwelling place,
No evil will befall you,
Nor will any plague come near your tent.
For He will command His angels in regard to you,
To protect and defend and guard you in all your ways [of obedience and service].
4. Every time you abruptly wake up from sleep, first pray before doing anything else.
5. Thank God every morning for His protection.
Some thieves use demonic powers.