Corruption is spiritual. Everything starts in the spirit realm. Suggest the establishment of Sabah Spiritual Public Audit Committee, vision, mission, objectives and strategies to achieve its objectives. Quote scriptures verses and give real life illustrations in support. Corruption is spiritual. Everything starts in the spirit realm. Suggest the establishment of Sabah Spiritual Public Audit Committee, vision, mission, objectives and strategies to achieve its objectives. Quote scriptures verses and give real life illustrations in support. Proposal for the Establishment of the Sabah Spiritual Public Audit Committee (SSPAC) Corruption is a manifestation of spiritual decay, beginning in the unseen realm before manifesting in governance, economics, and society. Addressing corruption effectively requires a spiritual audit—examining its root causes in the spiritual realm and countering them with righteousness, truth, and divine justice. 1. Vision To establish a spiritually accountable governance system in Sabah that aligns with divine justice, righteousness, and truth, ensuring that leadership and financial stewardship honor Yah (God) and serve the well-being of the people. 2. Mission To expose, counter, and eliminate the spiritual strongholds behind corruption in Sabah by conducting spiritual audits, interceding for government institutions, and holding leaders accountable through biblical principles of righteousness and justice. 3. Objectives 1. Spiritual Diagnosis: Identify the principalities, powers, and spiritual influences fueling corruption in Sabah. 2. Intercessory Warfare: Mobilize prayer warriors, pastors, and intercessors to engage in spiritual warfare against the spirits of greed, deception, and injustice. 3. Public Awareness: Educate the public on the spiritual roots of corruption and how to resist complicity in corrupt systems. 4. Accountability in Leadership: Work with righteous leaders and whistleblowers to expose and correct financial mismanagement and abuse of power. 5. Restoration & Healing: Offer spiritual deliverance, repentance programs, and mentorship for former corrupt officials seeking transformation. 4. Strategies to Achieve Objectives 1. Conducting Spiritual Audits: Organize prayer and fasting sessions to seek divine revelation about corruption strongholds. (Daniel 10:12-13) Identify patterns of corruption and link them to spiritual strongholds (e.g., greed, idolatry, injustice). 2. Establishing Prayer Altars in Key Government Institutions: Appoint righteous intercessors to pray regularly within government agencies. (Ezekiel 22:30) Conduct anointing and cleansing sessions for corrupt offices, removing defilement. 3. Educating & Mobilizing the Public: Hold seminars, forums, and media campaigns to expose the spiritual roots of corruption. Encourage believers in public service to be agents of righteousness. (Matthew 5:13-16) 4. Collaborating with Faithful Leaders: Partner with ethical politicians, businessmen, and law enforcers to promote integrity. (Proverbs 29:2) Encourage policies that deter corruption and reward righteousness. 5. Deliverance & Healing for Corrupt Individuals Seeking Redemption: Offer spiritual counseling and deliverance prayers for leaders trapped in corrupt systems. (James 5:16) Develop rehabilitation programs rooted in biblical transformation. (Romans 12:2) 5. Biblical Support Ephesians 6:12 – “For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.” Proverbs 14:34 – “Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people.” Isaiah 1:23-26 – Yah rebukes corrupt leaders and promises restoration through purging. 2 Chronicles 7:14 – The nation must repent and seek Yah for healing and restoration. 6. Real-Life Illustrations 1. Indonesia’s Anti-Corruption Crusade: Christian governor Basuki "Ahok" Tjahaja Purnama faced opposition when exposing corruption, showing how righteousness challenges entrenched darkness. 2. Uganda’s National Prayer Altering Government Culture: President Yoweri Museveni publicly repented for national corruption and dedicated Uganda to God, leading to economic transformation. 3. South Korea’s Revival & Political Reformation: The 20th-century revivals led to societal transformation, breaking cycles of corruption. Conclusion The SSPAC is necessary for a holistic battle against corruption in Sabah. Addressing corruption without tackling its spiritual roots will lead to temporary solutions. By merging prayer, fasting, education, and accountability, Sabah can experience a governance transformation rooted in Yah’s righteousness.
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