Evil Has an Expiry Date

By Amaechi Nwachukwu

When you are faced with challenges or long-standing difficulties, it is usually not easy to look beyond the present situation with assurance that there will be a change for the better. There is Good News for you: evil has an expiry date. There is a termination point for whatever distrss you are experiencing Jesus will speak PEACE BE STILL to those storms. Do not give up on Gog. He is faithful and seeks to GLORIFY HIMSELF through each adverse circumstance of yours. He cannot fail and will bring about your change because evil has an expirt date.

This book will help you hold on to your faith in all situations and emerge an overcomer. His word says He will never allow us to be tempted beyond what we can bear 1 Corinthians 10:12-13.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Jul 31, 2009
• ISBN: 9781477179420

Amaechi Nwachukwu

Bishop Amaechi Nwachukwu is the Founder/President of the Amazing Love Ministries and the Principal of Agape Bible College (ABC). He is a graduate of ECWA Theological Seminary, Igbaja, Wheaton College, Wheaton Graduate School, Chicago, USA and attended University of Aberdeen, Scotland. The vision of his ministry is to re-co-opt soldiers of Christ, remobilize them, set them back on the race and spur them on until they reach the mark and obtain their prizes. Bishop Nwachukwu is the host of the radio and television programmes - Livingspring Time and Isi Iyi Nke Ndu. He is married to Onyinyechukwu and presently they have five children.

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Revised Edition 2009

First Published 2006 by Livingspring Communications, Nigeria

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CONTENTS

1- INTRODUCTION

2- EXPOSING EVIL

3- DEGREE OF EVIL

4- WALKING THROUGH THE PROCESS

5- GOD IS THE ONLY COUNSEL

6- SPEAKING PEACE TO THE STORM

7- IT IS TO THE GLORY OF GOD

8- THE APPOINTED TIME

Dedication

Dedicated to all who have been with me in my Christian walk with God throughout these years. My journey has

been eventful to say the least, often in danger of continuing even with faith. Through the grace of God and faithful brothers and sisters, the Lord has spurred me on to higher ground and strengthened me to continue in faith as an encouragement to other soldiers of the cross.

Your names are written above by the Father of all spirits. Your reward is so glorious that I dare not dim your crown by mentioning your names.

May these words of the Almighty in 2 Corinthians 6:4-10

encourage you.

But in all things we commend ourselves as

ministers of God: in needs, in distresses, in stripes,

in imprisonments, in tumults, in labours,

in sleeplessness, in fastings; by purity, by knowledge,

by long-suffering, by kindness, by the Holy Spirit,

by sincere love . . . as having nothing

and yet possessing all things.

I salute your love and friendship.

Forgetting what lies behind and looking forward to what lies ahead… . The end of a matter is forever better than the beginning.

—Apostle Paul

Foreword

Some are born with silver spoons in their mouth, others are not. Some have a better start at life

than others. A good soil, they say, helps to make a good plant, all things being equal, which they aren’t yet. Some live like Jabez (1 Chronicles

4:9-10) start in pain and difficulty. But as Shakespeare said in Julius Caesar, "The fault,

dear Brutus, lives not in our stars, but in ourselves. Never accept blind fatalism. As Job said in Job 14:14, If a man dies, shall he live again? All the days of my hard service I will

wait, till my change comes." Evil has a time

frame. It must expire.

Amaechi Nwachukwu

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INTRODUCTION

E vil, no matter its form, was not part of the original creation of the Creator. Evil had a point of entry, a beginning. And like everything was encased in the time frame, it has a time of elapsation.

In words from the Collins English Dictionary, it characterized evil in various definitions, without exception, the pernicious nature of evil is clearly and beautifully outlined. It had defined evil as morally wrong or bad; wicked [e.g., an evil ruler]. Yet another definition of it defines evil as that which causes harm or injury; harmful [e.g., an evil plan].

I am sure when Israel was in bondage under the pharaoh in Egypt, it must have looked like an unending ordeal. For some of them, adapting to the inevitable state of slavery was more admirable than the daydreaming of freedom. But the Holy Writ told us that a time came when God had ordained to set His people free from the Egyptian captivity. And although their oppressors, through their evil ruler, had purposed to cause pain and make their burden more odious, the fact of the matter was that the evil of captivity, which had a point of origin, was inevitably coming to an end. So no matter what shape evil may have or who is behind it, evil is doomed. It is a bankrupt policy that bears an