Hesed Ojieh shares how he faced a $30,000 debt and was told by a prophet not to pay it, but to follow God's instruction instead. He argues that believers should trust divine guidance over legal solutions for financial problems.
Let me tell you, God did not need anybody to fix the finances of Abraham. A debt can be cancelled. You can pay the debt. A mistake, a financial mistake can be corrected by financial deliverance. So I got a word, go to this person. So I took the letter to this person. And we sat on there thinking, how is this going to be? So I began to start to ask, would you get me a lawyer? Get me a lawyer, get me this person. And every lawyer we were getting was going to spend $2,000 plus to fix the problem. But let me tell you, God did not need anybody to fix the finances of Abraham. So I went 3 days later, the person wrote me a letter, called me, said, 'Man of God, don't contact them. I got a word.' So this person contacted this agency and told them he's not going to pay 30,000. And brother, I'm in need, I'm in lack. How do I pay this money? So that word that proceeded— hey, the proceeding word of God. There is a word that you are not listening to. There is a relationship you are ignoring. You are focused on the problem and not on the word. There is a word, there is an instruction. It might not make sense
