2025 will be tragic for men who wander into adultery, Olukoya warns
The General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM), Dr. Daniel Olukoya, has sounded an alarm, warning men to steer clear of immorality.
He cautioned that agents of the marine kingdom have infiltrated society, disguising as women to lead men astray.
During the church’s widely attended crossover and prosperity night held at the bustling Prayer City along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway, Olukoya shed light on what lies ahead in 2025.
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He called for spiritual vigilance, stressing the importance of personal connection with God and offering practical spiritual solutions for navigating the year.
“The only way to conquer in 2025 is to plug into God’s power,” Olukoya declared.
“This is not a year for spiritual blindness. You must open your eyes to see things as God sees them. Without God’s power, you cannot overcome strong enemies.”
Olukoya’s words carried a warning about the marine world’s infiltration: “This year will be tragic for men who wander into adultery. Strange women, not of this world, have been sent to cause destruction. Men who can’t resist these women may vanish without a trace. Be warned.”
The cleric painted a picture of 2025 as a battlefield where the wicked will intensify their efforts to destabilize the righteous.
“The year will bring strange battles,” he said.
“The crooked will challenge the upright, the oppressed will fight the free, and the empty will aim to drain the full.”
Despite the looming challenges, Olukoya assured the congregation of divine intervention.
“God will scatter the plans of the enemy with heavenly interruption,” he declared with confidence.
“For us at MFM, 2025 is a year of undeniable victories and power.”
Describing the year as one of restoration, Olukoya encouraged believers to stand firm in faith.
He predicted breakthroughs for couples seeking marital bliss and those praying for the fruit of the womb, while also foreseeing a global rise in transformative leadership.
On Nigeria’s economic and political turbulence, Olukoya urged fervent prayers to combat impending hardships.
“We need more prayers to deal with strange economic turmoil, political instability, and unpredictable weather patterns like floods and storms,” he warned.
Olukoya closed with a message of hope, emphasising the role of prayer and divine guidance.
“There is great hope for Nigeria and the world because God will raise extraordinary leaders to bring about positive change,” he said.
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