IF THEY KNEW THEN WHAT THEY KNOW NOW
They laughed in the smoke and drank cold, cheap beer and wine. Slapped each other on the back. Thought it was over. Thought they’d won.
It was the kind of laughter that’s loud because it hides fear. It always has.
The three women were clever. Or they thought they were. Sharp tongues. Dull hearts. Witches, black magic addicts. Plotting with quiet grins and hands in their pockets. Not working hands. The other kind.
They thought they could twist the world like a cork out of a bottle.
And maybe for a while, they did.
They had their celebration. Drunk on their own schemes. They raised glasses to the sky and called themselves Queen Bees.
But a Woman isn’t a Queen just because she says she is.
And a crown made of lies cuts the one who wears it.
They were evil like termites — not loud, not flashy. Quiet destruction.
Eating away until the beams break and the house falls.
They didn’t see the weight coming down.
Not until it was too late.
And here’s the cruel thing:
If they knew then what they know now...
They wouldn’t have danced so early.
Wouldn’t have popped corks and sung their songs.
Wouldn’t have smiled that smile — the one that says, I got away with it.
But evil never sees the end coming.
It’s too proud. Too pleased with itself.
They celebrated prematurely.
And the prize they thought they won?
It wasn’t a prize.
It was a trigger.
The opening click here of the trap.
The silence before the avalanche.
Now they know.
But it’s too damn late.
Psalms 105:15
“Do not touch my chosen people, and do not hurt my prophets.”
Trust in God's Plan: Surrendering means believing that God's purposes are perfect for your life and that His plan is superior to your own.
Giving Up Control: You surrender your ambitions, the power to maintain control over circumstances, and the desire to sustain or orchestrate your life.
Embracing Obedience: It is an act of trust and obedience, yielding to God's will rather than your own desires.
Finding Contentment: Surrender helps in accepting uncontrollable situations with contentment, rather than succumbing to worry, resentment, or fear.
Receiving Grace: It allows God to redeem and restore you, making your life a testament to His grace.
Heavenly and Almighty God, I come before you humbled and sorrowful, aware of my sin, and ready to repent. Lord, forgive me for I have sinned before you. Wash away my sin, purify me, and help me to turn from this sin. Lead me to walk in your way instead, leaving behind my old life and starting a new life in you. Lord, you who are loving and just, show compassion upon me, shower me with your mercy. All this I pray through your Son Jesus Christ, click here who came to save us from our sin. Amen".