What happens when real authority walks into a room built on manipulation? We follow Paul and Barnabas from Antioch to Cyprus, where a politically connected magician bends power for influence—until the Holy Spirit exposes the crooked path and straightens it with truth. The temporary blindness that falls isn’t cruelty; it’s a mirror of Paul’s own journey and a sober lesson in reciprocity: what we use to control others eventually controls us. The proconsul believes, not through theatrics, but because the teaching of the Lord cuts through the fog.From there, we trace another collision in Acts 16. A slave girl cries out accurate words with a wrong spirit, proving that content alone doesn’t certify the source. Paul’s holy annoyance breaks the spell, and the backlash drags them into a jail cell—where midnight worship turns a prison into a pulpit and a family finds salvation. Threading these stories into today, we confront modern mysticism, soulish Christianity, and ministry brands that trade reverence for reach. Accurate predictions without accountability, fundraising disguised as intercession, and platforms built faster than character—all of it hinders the mission and harms the people it claims to serve.We share our own wilderness lessons: how God dismantled ego, re-ordered our loves, and taught us to choose kindness without surrendering truth. We talk about why the name of Jesus and the power of the blood still confront darkness, including those unsettling nights when oppression presses in and breaks the instant His name is spoken. The throughline is simple and sharp: the way of the Lord is straight, narrow, and free from manipulation. Surrender outruns technique. Mission outweighs personality. And when Jesus is named, counterfeits collapse.https://wofoyo.org/                #wofoyo