How to Escape From Destiny Destroyers
The story of Samson and Delilah contains numerous lessons for us all.
Samson was chosen by God. His mission was so important that an angel heralded his birth!
He did, however, have a weakness: women.
Samson was a total womanizer.
When he saw a woman, he would utterly lose his bearings. He let his erection become his compass.
KJV Jdg 16:1
Then Samson went to Gaza and saw a harlot and went in to her.
He finally became a disappointment because he refused to address his shortcoming.
In fact, he once spotted a lady and realized he couldn’t speak correctly! ” He said, “…get her for me to wife!”
Jdg 14:2 KJV
And he came up, and told his father and his mother, and said, I have seen a woman in Timnath of the daughters of the Philistines: now therefore get her for me to wife.
How to Escape From Destiny Destroyers
His eyes were gouged out in the end, and he did not realize his destiny.
Samson knew Delilah was out for his life, yet he couldn’t get free from her.
He was well aware that Delilah intended to murder him, yet he clung to her and refused to let go.
Some of us are currently in this situation. You are in an ungodly relationship that is extremely compromising, but you refuse to let go!
You find yourself in the arms of an aggressive and manipulative person, yet you refuse to let go.
You fall in love with someone who isn’t in love with you, yet you can’t let go.
How to Escape From Destiny Destroyers
Here’s some guidance. Don’t end up like Samson. No, we don’t require another.
Don’t let your gift be terminated by death.
Don’t be delivered right into the clutches of your adversaries.
Don’t allow it to reach the point where your spiritual eyes are gouged out and you can’t read the word anymore.
If Samson had fled, he could have been rescued.
When the Bible says to run, don’t say, ‘Let’s reason together!’
May God grant us more understanding.
