A chilling story of spiritual warfare has emerged from the Ghanaian gospel music scene, leaving many in shock and raising questions about the unseen battles that artists face.
Renowned gospel musician Celestine Donkor, in a recent interview, bravely shared her personal encounter with a sinister spiritual attack, one that involved no physical weapons but rather, a powerful display of black magic.
The Unsettling Discovery
Celestine and her husband, owners of a photo and rehearsal studio, received a disturbing phone call one morning. The caller informed them of a strange and ominous act that had taken place at their studio. Upon investigation, they discovered 21 white eggs and a calabash filled with various grains, including beans, rice, millet, maize, and groundnuts. The calabash had a white cloth lining, and most alarmingly, a piece of paper with their family names written on it.
A Targeted Attack
The timing of this incident was particularly significant. It occurred early on a Friday morning, a day of special importance to Celestine's husband, as he was born on a Friday. This detail added a layer of personal resonance to the attack, leaving the couple deeply shaken.
Seeking Divine Intervention
Faced with this apparent assault from dark forces, Celestine and her husband turned to prayer, drawing strength from the scriptures of Isaiah 54:17 and Isaiah 7:7. Their intense season of prayer not only provided them with solace but also inspired Celestine to create her powerful hit song, "I Carry Fire."
The Alleged Source
As the story unfolded, multiple sources revealed that the black magic was allegedly linked to someone within the gospel industry itself. This revelation has sparked further discussions and concerns about the use of dark spiritual forces within the fraternity.
A Call for Reflection
Celestine Donkor's disclosure serves as a reminder that the world of gospel music is not immune to spiritual battles. It prompts us to consider the unseen struggles that artists may face and the importance of faith and prayer in navigating these challenges.
And this is the part most people miss: the power of music as a tool for spiritual warfare. Celestine's song, "I Carry Fire," became a testament to her faith and a weapon against the darkness.
What are your thoughts on this story? Do you believe that music can be a force for good in spiritual battles? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below.
