Keri Hilson Reveals Prayer Against Satanic Influences on Twitter
Keri Hilson, the 31-year-old singer-songwriter, has decided to publicly pray against Satan.
Hilson previously revealed that she has rededicated her life to Jesus Christ two years ago. Since then, the entertainer has publicly spoken about her faith and all of the blessings that came along with it, including her relationship with Oklahoma City Thunder power forward Serge Ibaka.
Now, Hilson is combating satanic influences in her life in a very public way. Although it is unclear what sparked her prayer, the entertainer took to Twitter to give Satan and well over 3 million followers a piece of her mind.
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"The devil doesn't just throw things at you. He presents them. Suggests them," she tweeted. "It's always your decision!!.. and he does it with a smile."
Hilson went on to share her prayer for a discerning heart amid satanic influences.
"I pray to always have a heart that discerns when Satan is 'presenting' something and for hands that never take it," she wrote.
The singer-songwriter previously spoke to Global Grind about how becoming serious about her Christianity changed her love life.
"I rededicated my life to Christ in April 2012, I came out of a really dark depression, I actually met him (Serge) maybe six months after I rededicated my life to Christ," Hilson revealed to Global Grind last year.
Still, she did not hesitate to admit that Ibaka was a gift from God.
"...I also felt like God is a comedian, for real. He gave me everything I wanted and everything I thought I didn't want," she told Global Grind last year. "He's like, 'Ha! You've got to trust me. Stop putting limits on who I am and what I do.'"
However, the singer admitted that once she stopped putting limits on what God could give her, true love came into her life.
"I had a huge blockage on the types of guys I would date and just when I was – I had tweeted something, 'I guess it's time for me to adjust the parameters of dating,' or something like that," she recalled to the website last year. "...And it was months before meeting him actually, but it was just saying that sometimes you have to trust God and stop putting rules and limits and parameters on things. The moment I accepted that, was the moment he came my way."
