CIGARETTE AND ALCOHOL IS A SIN SIR - AN OPEN LETTER TO REV. DR. ABEL DAMINA. By Threekay Jinang.


 CIGARETTE AND ALCOHOL IS A SIN SIR - AN OPEN LETTER TO REV. DR. ABEL DAMINA. By Threekay Jinang

Dear Sir, 

Dr. Abel Damina, with all due respect sir, as a respected teacher/preacher should be wise enough to know and understand that our lives are a precious gift from God. Any deliberate actions that harm or destroy the life God has given us are, in fact, sinful. This perspective isn’t about legalism but about stewardship—God has entrusted us with our bodies, minds, and souls, and we are accountable for how we care for them.


Scripture reminds us that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19-20), and our choices should reflect a desire to honor God. As believers, we are called to be good stewards of the life and health we've been given, making choices that align with God's Word and promote well-being.


If substances like cigarettes and alcohol are known to harm our health and potentially destroy our lives, using them in a way that leads to ruin would certainly qualify as sinful. It's not just about personal preference but about living in a way that honors God and respects the gift of life He's given us. On the last day, we will give an account for our actions, and it’s crucial to approach such matters with a biblical understanding of stewardship and self-care.


Ponder On These:


1. Substance Abuse: The Bible encourages responsible stewardship of our bodies (1 Corinthians 6:19-20). Substance abuse, which can harm health and judgment, may be seen as contradicting this principle.


2. Drunkenness: Scripture explicitly warns against drunkenness, emphasizing self-control and sobriety (Ephesians 5:18, Proverbs 23:29-35).


3. Gluttony: Gluttony is cautioned against in Proverbs (23:20-21, 28:7), highlighting its potential to lead to excess and neglect of spiritual priorities.


4. Addiction: Addiction can be seen as a form of bondage or slavery, which the Bible warns against (Romans 6:16). Overcoming addiction can be a journey of seeking God's strength and deliverance.


These behaviors can affect one's relationship with God, health, and others. Seeking guidance, support, and spiritual growth can be crucial in addressing these challenges.


Yours faithfully.

Threekay Jinang

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A Believer Of Christ And His Principles.

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