You Call Yourself a Fixer — But You Only Break Things

You Call Yourself a Fixer — But You Only Break Things

You keep doing evil, hoping it will somehow produce good in your life.
You keep applying darkness, expecting light.
You keep breaking what you touch, then calling yourself a “fixer.”

But Scripture is unambiguous:

“Do not be deceived: Elohim is not mocked. Whatever a man sows, that he will also reap.” — Galatians 6:7

There is no good fruit in evil work.
No blessing hidden inside sabotage.
No victory embedded in cruelty, deception, or manipulation.

This is why every attempt fails.
This is why every scheme collapses.
This is why what you intended to use for elevation keeps ending in exposure.

You are not misunderstood.
You are simply operating under a false premise.

Yahshua made it plain:

“A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit.” — Matthew 7:18

You cannot destroy your way into peace.
You cannot lie your way into stability.
You cannot injure others and expect healing to show up in your own life.

Calling destruction “strategy” does not change the outcome.
Calling cruelty “necessity” does not sanctify it.
Calling yourself a fixer does not transform wreckage into repair.

The pattern is consistent because the law is consistent.

“The wicked earns deceptive wages, but one who sows righteousness gets a sure reward.” — Proverbs 11:18

What you are receiving is not bad luck.
It is accurate return.

What embarrasses you now is the same method you trusted.
What exposes you now is the same approach you defended.
What breaks down around you is the very system you believed would protect you.

Yahuah does not need to oppose you aggressively.
He simply lets your seed grow.

And when evil is planted, evil is what comes up—every time.

This is not personal.
It is not revenge.
It is not cruelty.

It is law.

If you want different fruit, you must plant different seed.
If you want restoration, you must stop breaking things.
If you want peace, you must abandon methods that only know how to wound.

Until then, the outcome will remain the same.

Not because someone is against you—
but because Yahuah is faithful to His Word.