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🔥 “Success, Seduction & the Delilah Dilemma: A Funny but Holy Warning to Men Who Shine Too Bright ” 🔥 – by Khanyisa Manganyi Success has a scent. And sometimes, it smells like trouble in high heels. Brothers, let’s talk. There’s a strange thing that happens when you level up—when God lifts you, when your wallet gets heavier, when your confidence finally catches up to your calling. You don’t just attract opportunities, you attract attention. And not always the good kind. Every Delilah with a lace front and lipstick will start watching your every move, humming lullabies straight from the pit. You see, Delilah isn’t just a person; she’s a spirit. She shows up dressed for the part, talks sweet, laughs at your jokes like you’re Dave Chappelle, and tells you that your wife just doesn’t understand you like she does. She’s not interested in your heart—only the secrets that make you strong. Just like Samson, she doesn’t want the man, she wants the mission. And if you’re not grounded...

The Ugly Truth About Modern Dating By khanyisa manganyi Let’s not waste time. Modern dating is a circus. A soul-sucking, algorithm-fueled, emotionally-draining performance where everyone’s wearing a mask, and no one’s actually falling in love — we’re falling into cycles, situationships, and spiritual confusion. Here’s the truth most Christians won’t say out loud: We’re dating like the world, praying like saints, and wondering why we’re left heartbroken. We swipe, we flirt, we “vibe,” we Netflix-and-cross-our-boundaries — then run back to God crying, “Lord, is he the one?” Sis, he’s not even one of the disciples. We’ve replaced courtship with chaos. We test-drive people like they’re used cars and wonder why our hearts feel totaled. Worse, we idolize "potential" over purpose. We try to fix men God never sent, or become “cool enough” for boys who can’t even spell commitment, let alone live it. And men — you chase beauty without depth, then complain when her soul can’t match...

You Can’t Sell Your Soul: The Devil’s Lie and God’s Truth By Khanyisa Manganyi You can’t sell your soul—because it was never yours to sell. That truth changes everything. In today’s world, where people think they have to give up their soul for fame, power, or money, the truth is this: your soul belongs to God . The breath in your lungs was not made by any man or deal—it came straight from the Creator. But the devil loves to lie. He tricks people into thinking they can trade something that was never theirs in the first place. The idea of “selling your soul” might sound like a story from a movie or a song, but it’s something many people believe and even fear. And sadly, some people don’t even realize they’ve made some sort of agreement. That’s exactly how the enemy works—quiet lies, hidden traps, promises that sound sweet but come with a price. The devil won’t show up with red horns and a scary voice. He comes through things people want: success, love, popularity, money, attention. He...

More Than Skin: The Silent Battles of Albinism By Khanyisa Manganyi Today I saw a young beautiful girl. She had the kind of gentle presence that stops time. Her skin was creamy and light, her figure graceful, her posture proud, and her smile—so soft, so kind—that it made me smile back without even thinking. She had albinism . Quiet, respectful, and polite, she greeted me as she passed. And then… came the moment that nearly broke me. Behind me, two elderly women whispered just loud enough for their venom to poison the air. Their words were not whispers of wisdom, but cruel remarks—disgusting, degrading, and horribly ignorant. They said things about that young girl as if she was a ghost, as if she didn’t deserve to be human. I froze in anger and shock. I thought to myself, “How can people still be like this?” Even the Bible says, “My people perish for lack of knowledge.” — Hosea 4:6 And truly, it’s not just ignorance—it’s a failure of humanity. Albinism is not a curse. It’s ...

The Great Battle: Bra vs No Bra Chronicles By Khanyisa Manganyi Some days, getting dressed feels like a tiny rebellion or a quiet surrender. It all depends on one major decision: to bra or not to bra. Yes, the eternal battle. The underwire tug-of-war. The padded debate. The chesty chronicles that every woman, regardless of size, shape, or lifestyle, has faced at least once—if not every single morning. I often find myself standing in front of my wardrobe, one hand on a soft cozy top and the other clenching that structured little contraption society calls “supportive.” My mind battles between comfort and conformity. One part of me wants to breathe—freely, gloriously, and unapologetically. The other part whispers about social expectations, “what if someone visits,” and the possibility of joggers knocking at the door. Let’s be honest. Bras are a love-hate situation. When we find a good one (which feels rarer than true love these days), it’s like wearing a hug that says, “I got you, girl...

"K-Drama Love Fever: South Africa’s Sweet Obsession with the East" By: Khanyisa Manganyi I have a confession. A deep, soul-stirring, utterly ridiculous confession. I. Am. Obsessed. With. Korean. Dramas. There. I said it. And before you judge me, let me tell you, I’m not alone. My sister—bless her drama-ravaged heart—is far worse than I am. She breathes subtitles. Her screen lights up at exactly 7:00 PM like it's her personal golden hour, and if her favourite Oppa is crying, she’s weeping like it's her own heartbreak. The poor girl’s dinner has burned more times than she’s blinked during a plot twist. Something is happening in South Africa. Quietly. Loudly. Unapologetically. Our people—men and women alike—are falling head over heels for everything K-drama and C-drama. It's more than entertainment. It's an emotional sport . And whether you're team Lee Min-ho or team Xiao Zhan, chances are you’ve either binged a whole season in one weekend or been told to...

Clinging unto the Invisible, Hoping for Nothing, Holding onto the Transparency By Khanyisa Manganyi There are moments in life when everything feels uncertain. The path ahead is hidden, prayers seem to hang in the air without answers, and we begin to wonder if anything will ever make sense again. I’ve had those moments. Maybe you have too. And somehow, through all that confusion, we find ourselves clinging unto the invisible, hoping for nothing, and holding onto the transparency. To cling unto the invisible is not easy. It’s choosing to trust what you cannot see. It's like reaching out in the dark, not knowing if anything is there—but still reaching anyway. It’s believing that God is working even when you feel forgotten. It’s trusting that there’s a purpose to the pain, even if it’s not clear now. Sometimes, all we can do is hold onto the idea that something better must be ahead, even when our heart is too tired to believe it fully. That kind of trust is quiet, yet powerful. It’...

  👿 Labubu Dolls: Cute Collectibles or Demonic Darlings from the Depths? By Khanyisa Manganyi I don’t own a Labubu doll. I’m not planning to. Not tomorrow, not next year— not ever . PERIOD. But after falling down a digital rabbit hole (you know how it starts—one search turns into three hours, cold tea, and tabs you can’t explain), I emerged with wide eyes and one conclusion: Labubu dolls are lowkey demonic. I mean, what is going on here ? For those who have been lucky enough not to cross paths with this thing—Labubu is a strange little creature cooked up by Hong Kong artist Kasing Lung . With the help of POP MART , Labubu was launched into the world as a designer toy. Sounds harmless, right? Wrong. This creature looks like it crawled out of a Tim Burton film during a caffeine overdose. Think: ghoulish smile, eyes that follow you across the room, and a face that says “I definitely know what you dreamt about last night.” Labubu comes from a fantasy world called "The Monsters....

Jesus Is Coming: A Warning Drenched in Mercy By Khanyisa Manganyi If I say I’m ready, I’ll be lying. Yet I yearn to kneel before my King and Father and tire Him with questions, love, and gratitude. That day… the one we whisper about, write songs about, and sometimes push to the back of our minds—it will come. Jesus is coming back. Not as the gentle carpenter, but as the victorious King 👑, clothed in glory, riding on the clouds ☁️, eyes like fire 🔥, with all authority in heaven and on earth. Lately, the internet is lit up with claims that Jesus will return in September —based on Jewish feasts, blood moons 🌒, ancient calendars 📜, and mathematical calculations that only make sense if you squint really hard and ignore Scripture. They say things like: – “It aligns with the Feast of Trumpets!” – “It’s exactly 2,000 years after Christ’s death!” – “This is a Jubilee year!” – “Look at the signs in the heavens!” As if they’ve cracked a divine code that even angels haven’...

More Than a Name: Discovering the Truth About Identity, Destiny, and What God Really Calls You By Khanyisa Manganyi From the moment we enter the world, someone gives us a name. It could be passed down from a grandparent, inspired by the day we were born, or chosen after much prayer and thought. Sometimes our names are beautiful and hopeful—Musa , Thabo, Rejoice . Other times, they may carry pain, history, or mystery— Jabez, Mihloti, Maxangu . But have you ever stopped to wonder: does the name we are given shape who we become? Names do hold meaning. In both the Bible and many African cultures, names aren’t just something to call someone—they are a declaration , a story , sometimes even a prophecy . In the Bible, God often gave people new names to reflect their purpose: Abram became Abraham , Sarai became Sarah , Simon became Peter . These weren’t just name changes; they were identity shifts. A spiritual unveiling of what God was doing in their lives. Even in everyday life, we see t...

The Power of a Prayer By Khanyisa Manganyi There is something deeply mysterious yet beautifully simple about prayer. It doesn’t require a title, a stage, or a microphone. You don’t need fancy words or a spotless track record. You simply need a heart willing to speak — and a God who is willing to listen. Prayer is more than a spiritual routine; it’s a lifeline, a sacred connection, and sometimes, the only thread holding us together when life unravels. In the quiet corners of our rooms, in hospital beds, in traffic, at gravesides, during sleepless nights, and even in joyful moments — prayer becomes the invisible thread tying heaven to earth. Sometimes it’s loud and desperate. Other times, it’s a tear rolling down the cheek with no words spoken at all. But every single one is heard. Yes, even the ones we thought bounced off the ceiling. Prayer is not powerful because of us, but because of the One we’re praying to. We often approach God like He’s a vending machine — insert prayer, expe...

Is He Looking or Just Wired That Way?" Why Men Are Such Visual Creatures (and Why That’s Not Always a Bad Thing) By Khanyisa Manganyi Let’s be honest. At some point, every woman has wondered: “Why is he staring?” Whether it’s the curve of a hip, the color of a dress, or the way you flipped your braids in the sun—chances are, he saw it . And not only did he see it, he noticed it with a level of detail that could qualify him as a private investigator. But why? Why are men so drawn to what they see? Well, it’s not always because they’re shallow. Sometimes, it’s just... biology with a touch of high definition . Science has shown that men’s brains light up like traffic lights when exposed to visual stimuli, especially anything labeled “beautiful” or “curvy.” It’s like their minds are WiFi-connected to their eyes. Boom—signal received. And while women also appreciate beauty, men tend to process it quicker, louder, and with zero buffering. From the beginning of time—literally the G...

  🧠 “The Brain Files: Hidden Superpowers You Didn’t Know You Had!” By Khanyisa Manganyi. Let me tell you something: I had to dig the internet with a shovel for this one. I’m not even joking — I think I now have biceps on my brain from all the research. If brain workouts were a gym thing, mine just lifted a truck. Why? Because I wanted to uncover the sneaky, silly, and spectacular powers our brains are hiding from us. Yes, your brain has superpowers , and you’ve probably been using them without even knowing. So let’s explore the weird, wonderful, and sometimes “what-the-heck” things your brain can do. Your Brain Is Smarter Than You Think Here’s something cool: if your brain were a gadget, it would come with auto-repair and custom upgrade settings. It’s called neuroplasticity – your brain can re-wire itself when things go wrong or even when you just learn something new. Fall off a bike? Your brain will try to fix that balance thing. Learn how to knit or play...

The Holy Spirit and WiFi: Both Are Invisible but Life-Changing By Khanyisa Manganyi 📶 When Your Signal Drops... Spiritually We’ve all been there. You’re vibing to your favorite playlist, scrolling through TikTok, or just trying to send a voice note—and boom: “No Connection.” The WiFi suddenly ghosts you like an ex. You wave your phone around, hold it up in the air like Simba in The Lion King , and still—nothing. Now imagine if our spiritual lives worked like that too. Oh wait… they kinda do. “Holy Spirit, Can You Hear Me Now?” When our hearts buffer like Netflix on a bad day. The Holy Spirit is like WiFi for your soul. You can’t see it, but when it’s working—you feel it. You move differently. You think more clearly. You’re more loving, kind, wise, and—believe it or not—patient with people who test your limits. But when that spiritual signal drops? You get confused. You feel lost. You start doing things that don’t make sense (like texting that person God already...

Initiation Schools: What Exactly Are We Allowing Our Children? By KHANYISA MANGANYI In the quiet corners of South Africa, deep within the mountains and rural communities, lies a tradition cloaked in secrecy, pain, and pride— initiation schools . For many, it's a sacred rite of passage. For others, it's a silent scream hidden behind culture. But the big question remains:  What are we really initiating our children into? As parents, elders, or concerned citizens, we cannot afford to turn a blind eye any longer. Because this isn’t just about tradition anymore. This is about children— young boys and girls —being sent away for weeks, sometimes months, into environments we hardly understand. It’s time we asked the hard, uncomfortable questions. When you hear the word "school," you expect education—skills that build a child's future, shape their thinking, and open doors. But  in this initiation schools, what exactly are they being taught?  Do they come back wiser? Smarte...