David Rhema :
Dear Sister in Christ,
Who do you represent through your dressing God or lust? Modesty or indecency?
Dear flaming sisters with skimpy and body revealing clothes… You say you are burning for Christ, yet the opposite sex who sees you is burning for your body. They lose focus as a result of your dressing. Why mix worldliness with Christian service? If you have decided to make heaven, put away all these defiled garments and be clean.
For such clothes are defilement to the temple of God. They are dirty and unfit for holy uses. God’s word stands sure; He will never compromise His standard for any reason.
(Heb. 12:14, 2 Cor. 7:1, 1 Cor. 3:16–17, 6:19–20)
Put away defiled dressing that makes brothers to lust after you.
Dear fiery sister, I appreciate your zeal and labour for God and I want you in heaven that is why this has come your way. Am I therefore become your enemy, because I tell you the truth? Make hay while the sun shines. God bless you all.
Dear sister, remember that your appearance is a message before your mouth ever speaks. Long before you say “I am a child of God,” your clothes have already preached a sermon. What is that sermon saying?
Is it pointing men to Christ, or pulling their eyes to your curves? You cannot carry a holy message in an unholy vessel. Modesty is not old-fashioned; it is God-fashioned. It is not weakness; it is wisdom.
Sister, you are not a billboard for the world’s fashion trends; you are a billboard for Heaven’s standards. You were not bought with the blood of Jesus just to dress like someone still enslaved by the world. Royalty doesn’t dress anyhow.
When you cover your body, God covers your destiny. Don’t let the world shame you into exposing what God asked you to protect. True beauty shines brightest when purity becomes your clothing.
Someone’s conviction is strengthened or weakened by your appearance. Don’t let your dressing become a stumbling block to a weak brother or a doorway for the enemy to speak against your testimony. The Bible says, “Let your light so shine before men” not your skin, not your shape, but your light (Matt. 5:16).
Holiness is not only in the heart; it must reflect in the body.
2026-09-06 17:57:35