Some people are renowned for breaking people’s hearts to satisfy their selfish needs and ends – Apostle Johnson Suleman declares what will eventually happen to them

In the world today, there are so many cases of heartbreaks, disappointments, betrayals, and wicked dealings among human beings. These are most times done purposely for some reasons that are for selfish interests and revenge. In the light of this, Apostle Johnson Suleman of the Omega Fire Ministries in one of his sermons has preached on the consequences of making people cry, which would also backfire against whoever might be involved in such an act. According to the cleric he bluntly put it to those that are of the habit of making people cry to stop their ways. It is sinful and wicked. The cleric adjures people to stop their evil actions that might make people regret knowing them. There are some people whose reputation precedes them in making people regret ever coming across them. This is as a result of their evil actions in the area of disappointment, and a series of actions that are geared towards fulfilling their selfish interest at the detriment of the peace and joy of others.

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Some people are renowned for breaking people’s hearts to satisfy their selfish needs and ends. This they always do and would successfully make the victims suspect other people. They would have successfully planted the notion of not having trust in anyone on the victims. The victims would hence start to be careful in how they deal with other people. This would affect those they are supposed to help. In this wise, the blessings that should have been given to some other people would be restricted as a result of the wickedness that someone has meted out on them which had made them not trust people. It is against the will of God and would backfire against such that has planted the seed of distrust in innocent people.

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