A SERIOUS WARNING FROM GOD TO HIS CHILDREN!

A message from a follower of Jesus Christ in Africa:

I'd like to share this testimony with you. But actually, it's not really a testimony at all—it's more of a warning. Yes, it's a warning.

During the 2026 World Cup, Ghana played against England. I was constantly on my phone during that time, trying to figure out if Ghana would beat England. I was constantly searching for clues, tips, and predictions on various online platforms. I was browsing YouTube and other sites, watching lots of short videos on YouTube (not just soccer, but all kinds of things), and I did that for a really long time. Sometimes I'd read my Bible in between. Sometimes I read the Bible, but not the way you're really supposed to read it—that is, to truly immerse myself in it and spend quality time in the Bible and with the Word of God. I'd skim through the Bible really quickly so I could go back to spending my time on YouTube. I spent time on these online platforms, not to be edified by the Holy Spirit, but simply to watch junk. I just watched junk—including funny stuff—and I didn't care if it made any sense; I just watched it.

Then the LORD revealed to me that many people view such things on the internet in exactly this way. He told me that this is the work of the devil. I then became aware of this, and I saw how the devil manipulates people.

Many Christians are also affected by this. They get hooked on these short videos. They laugh and enjoy the many short videos, then they go back to their Bibles and read a few verses again, believing that they are still walking in the Lord Jesus Christ.

But no! They are no longer in the Lord! The Lord has revealed to me that the devil takes people captive, especially Christians. And the devil especially wants to take Christians captive with these internet things. The devil isn't concerned with the people of the world—those who don't know Jesus Christ and don't follow Him—he's concerned with Christians, so that they, too, will be deceived and ensnared by his lies, which spring from the deepest depths of hell! The devil's goal is to make us Christians dependent on constantly being on our phones, always watching short videos, always scrolling through our phones, wasting all our time on this nonsense, instead of spending quality time with the Lord Jesus Christ, being built up in the Lord, and glorifying Him alone. Instead, we keep checking to see what people have uploaded or posted; we giggle and laugh at these videos instead of praising and glorifying God.

The Lord showed me that these things will lead many people to hell, into the eternal fire. I saw so clearly how the devil leads many Christians into this trap. I'm not talking here about unbelievers, because they already belong to the devil; I'm talking here about believers—people who believe in Jesus Christ! Remember the Scripture where Jesus Christ says, "For many are called, but few are chosen!" (Matthew 22:14)?

Many are called into the Kingdom, but only a few will make it in! The Lord revealed this to me, and I saw it!

Now let me tell you how I got out of this whole mess, how I got away from TikTok and YouTube Shorts, away from all those things.

As I mentioned earlier, Ghana and England played against each other in the 2026 World Cup. I really wanted to know in advance how that game would turn out. So I scoured the entire internet for predictions, and I searched and searched until I finally went to bed late at night and fell asleep. I didn't even pick up my Bible to read in it; I just went to bed to sleep because I was so tired after surfing the internet for hours.

You can really see how the devil trains us Christians to spend our time on TikTok, YouTube, Shorts, and other things online, so that after we're completely exhausted from it, we have no time or energy left and just go straight to bed without spending any more time with God or the Bible. That's how much the devil deceives us, and we don't even realize it.

As I mentioned, I went to bed—and it took, I estimate, less than five minutes—before I found myself in a dark, very dark room, and beneath me it went down very deep into utter darkness. I can't even describe how deep and how terrible it was there.

Then the Lord Jesus Christ lifted me up and placed me above that darkness. I knew that what I had seen below me was hell. The Lord then told me that He wouldn't leave me there, in that hell. He didn't want to leave me in that terrible place; instead, He told me He wanted to show me what I'm actually doing—how I'm spending my time. Everything I do there (with my cell phone)—who does that actually bring glory to? Shouldn't we rather bring glory to Him, Jesus Christ?

Unfortunately, I can't repeat Jesus Christ's exact words, but what I do remember is that I said, "Hallelujah!"

In that abyss I saw, there was no fire, but it was so unimaginably dark and terrifying there that I began to try to justify myself before the Lord. I wanted to start speaking, but the Lord wouldn't let me say a single word! He then immediately let go of me and dropped me. I began to fall back into that hole. But right after that, I woke up from my sleep. Once I woke up, I couldn't fall back asleep. I sat on my bed and cried and cried. As I sat there on the bed crying, in my distress I began to list for the Lord Jesus Christ all the things I had already done for Him in my life, and then I said to Him, "And just because I'm watching videos and Shorts on YouTube now, You're throwing me into hell?" I cried; I was truly in a state of shock. This happened early Saturday morning, around 2:15 a.m. I was deeply shocked and then found myself lying on the floor, crying and pleading with God. I cried out to the Lord and said to Him, "I've left everything behind for You, and You know that I didn't have an apartment and that I slept in my car for three years, and I've always preached Your Word."

As I lay there debating with God, pleading with Him, and asking Him how this could be possible, this Bible verse struck me like a bolt of lightning: "I do not know you!" (Matthew 25:12).

I'm sharing this experience with you so that you can share this message with other Christians! This message isn't for unbelievers, but for believers—for Christians who waste their time on TikTok, who waste their time on short videos, who waste their time on things that don't bring glory and honor to Jesus Christ! Share this message with all Christians—with Christians who attend Christian churches and congregations, share it with Christians who truly want to go to heaven!

It's not just about standing at the altar or in the pulpit or in front of the congregation and preaching, or singing worship songs in church on Sundays—it's about living a life that pleases God and is acceptable to Him.

I lived in my car for almost three years, driving from one state to another and preaching the Word of God. There were times when I had only one set of underwear, so I would wash it and put it back on because I had no other underwear to change into. I'd put them back on while they were still wet—since I had nothing else to change into—and then I'd go out onto the street again in my wet underwear to preach the Word of God. Since I didn't have a shower, I'd sometimes go to a fast-food restaurant to wash myself in the restroom, which was absolutely dirty. There was so much I had given up for the Lord and so much I had done for Him.

But the Lord Jesus Christ had already answered me in a dream: "If I don't stop with all this YouTube and TikTok stuff and don't turn my heart away from soccer and all these worldly things, I won't go to heaven!" Then He literally threw me down! Then I woke up.

This is a warning to all preachers and pastors—and to the people who follow these preachers! Tell them that they must prove themselves before the Lord and show themselves worthy before the Rapture takes place! We must prove ourselves worthy before God and be certain that our names are written in the Book of Life!

Later, after I had argued with God, wept, and pleaded with Him, I was unable to come before Him again because I felt I was not worthy to kneel before Him and pray. This was because I felt deep down that I did not belong to Him. But then, after a day of prayer, repentance, and everything that goes with it, I came before Him again, fell to my knees, and asked the Lord to forgive me and cleanse me of all unrighteousness. Then I asked Jesus Christ to give me a sign if He had forgiven me. And God actually gave me a sign that He had forgiven me. But I won't go into that here.

You preachers, you pastors, tell your people to stay away from YouTube, from TikTok, from everything that anyone puts first in their life (that is, before God). Because all of that will lead someone to hell! That is what the Lord has revealed to me. I had done exactly that myself. I always told the Lord that I'd already read the Bible, that I'd already spent time with Him, and that now I could go back to YouTube, to Shorts, and to all that stuff.

That is what I wanted to share with you—and above all, I want you to know that the return of the Lord Jesus Christ is very near! Last month I had a dream, a revelation, in which I kept crying out: Jesus is coming! Jesus is coming! Jesus is coming! And then I woke up.

Dear Christians, we should be prepared. We shouldn't be as unprepared as the five virgins who were not allowed in. We must prepare for the Lord's return! Last month, the Lord told me that He will return soon. I don't know when He will come, because Scripture says that no one knows the time. But the Lord's return is imminent. The Lord has shown me time and again that He will come soon. One day, as I was going to a meeting to study the Bible, the Lord showed me that He will return soon.

Not long ago, the Lord gave me a Scripture passage: Obadiah 21. It was a Saturday, and the Lord stood before me, as in a vision, and He said to me, "Read Obadiah 21!" I saw Him standing right in front of me! Meanwhile, I was pretending to look for something in the Bible. Jesus was standing in front of me, and He had a red sash around His waist, and He urged me again: "Read Obadiah 21 and don't fumble around! Read it!"

Obadiah 21 says: " And saviours shall come up on mount Zion to judge the mount of Esau; and the kingdom shall be the LORD'."

Then the scene changed. I saw someone sitting there, and I went over to that person, and then I began to cry. The person asked me, "Why are you crying? You were just worshiping the Lord! So why are you crying?" Later, I found out that this person was an angel.

And on yet another occasion, the Lord told me that He will return.

I wanted to share this message with you. Send this to everyone who wants to hear or read it.

I have now shared with you how the Lord warned me that TikTok and YouTube do not glorify God or honor Him. We spend and waste time on these short videos, which lead us straight to hell. That's why God threw me into hell in my dream and warned me!

I've shared this revelation with you—that Jesus Christ came to me in a vision and told me that you should read Obadiah 21.

Once again: Last month, the Lord told me that He is coming!

God's blessings!

From a woman in Africa, written down by Dietmar Reichenberger, www.IMJC.world