“Satan’s Lies” by Joseph Selassie is now available for purchase

In “Satan’s Lies,” Joseph Selassie explores the themes of faith, deception, and redemption, to highlight the spiritual struggles faced by individuals in a corrupt world. Proudly published by Citi of Books, this book is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retail platforms.

Joseph Selassie is an evangelist, a nurse, a businessman, a husband, and a father. His ministry is rooted in his divine calling, personal experiences, and fervent prayer. Born in Ghana, his life’s journey started in an environment plagued by demonic influences, and through the shadows of ignorance and fear, he confronted the enemy head-on and emerged victorious with God’s deliverance. In this encounter, God enlightened him about the mysterious dark side of his family and the true nature of our common adversary the devil.  

Having been called by God, Joseph’s understanding of the devil’s relentless assault on humanity deepened. He became acutely aware of the devil’s closeness to us and our inherent vulnerability. This knowledge, though crucial for every individual, often goes unmentioned. Through extensive travels across the globe, Joseph has encountered diverse people, witnessing both their joys and sorrows. These experiences have humbled him, and he approaches each encounter with grace, patience, and empathy. 

The book “Satan’s Lies” traces the journey of Kwesi from Africa to various parts of the world, detailing his battles with poverty, immigration challenges, and identity crises. Through these struggles, he discovers the power of faith and the dangers of spiritual deception. He parallels his journey with biblical teachings, particularly the story of the Prodigal Son, emphasizing that true fulfillment comes through a relationship with God.

A central theme in the book is how Satan manipulates people through materialism, false doctrines, and worldly desires. Selassie critiques religious institutions, particularly those that focus on wealth and prosperity at the expense of genuine faith. He argues that many churches and religious leaders have been corrupted by money, leading believers away from true Christianity. The book also touches on the dangers of idolatry, warning against the use of religious images and relics that contradict biblical teachings.

The author also explores broader societal issues, such as the struggles of immigrants, racial discrimination, and global corruption. He discusses how systems of power keep people in spiritual and economic bondage, making it difficult for them to break free and find true purpose. Selassie shares stories of individuals, including a gang member who experiences divine intervention, to illustrate the power of God’s grace and the possibility of redemption, even in the darkest circumstances.

Ultimately, “Satan’s Lies” serves as both a personal testimony and a cautionary message. Selassie urges readers to reject the lies of Satan, resist worldly temptations, and seek the truth through God’s word. He emphasizes that true success is not measured by wealth or social status but by a life rooted in faith, love, and obedience to God. The book leaves readers with a call to examine their beliefs and ensure they are not unknowingly being deceived.