YOUR MIND HAS ANOTHER MASTER

Wine was given for joy.
Drunkenness was never given for a master.

YOUR MIND HAS ANOTHER MASTER

Alcohol, Demonic Takeover, and the Addiction That Preaches in Your Own Voice
A Biblical Call from Genesis to Revelation

Author: Boaz Kinsman Uluibau

Most people do not plan to be ruled. They plan to relax. They plan to take the edge off. They plan to reward a hard week. Then one glass becomes two. Two becomes three. Three becomes a pattern. The pattern becomes a personality. The personality becomes a prison.

A man can go to work and still be mastered.
A woman can keep a house and still be mastered.
A believer can sit in church and still be mastered.

The master does not always look like an alley.
Often he looks like Friday night.
Often he talks like you.

That voice says you deserve it.
That voice says you are not like “those people.”
That voice says just one will finish the peace the first one promised.
That voice is how addiction learns your accent.

From Genesis to Revelation, Holy Scripture carries two cups. One gladdens the heart, seals covenant, and points to the marriage supper of the Lamb. The other uncovers the house, steals judgment, inflames the watchman, and ends as Babylon’s wine. This book holds both texts. It will not erase Cana. It will not bless the stagger. It will not invent a superstition about molecules and call it revelation. It will sound the alarm God already wrote:

Do not get drunk with wine, for that is debauchery, but be filled with the Spirit.

If the weekend already owns Monday, you are not free.
If “just one” never stays one, you are not handling it.
If the Holy Spirit in you now hates the smell that once felt like rest, do not argue with Him. Honor Him.

Inside this book you will find:

• The command of Ephesians 5:18 without the shrug
• A clear definition of drunkenness—not the alley only, but the return: “I will seek it again”
• The marks of a dimmed mind and the state required of anyone who touches wine
• The two-cup line from Noah’s tent to Pentecost to Revelation
• Extra-biblical history clearly labeled as witness, not canon
• Glass one, glass two, glass three: how the mind is taken while the man still thinks he is choosing
• A plain account of what alcohol does to the body God called a temple
• When the cup becomes master of the calendar, the house, and the soul
• Testimony that the Holy Spirit can make a delivered man hate what once ruled him
• A door out: confession, the blood of Jesus, the filling of the Spirit, cutting supply, and a prayer of deliverance
• A charge to churches, parents, and nations
• Answers to the soft objections that keep hard chains—“Jesus made wine,” “I can handle it,” “this is legalism”

This is not a chemistry superstition.
This is not a new law God did not write.
This is a trumpet and a door.

If you cannot stop—put the cup down.
If the smell pulls you—put the cup down.
If the thought of the weekend already owns Monday—put the cup down.

Better a living sacrifice than a living slave.

This book is for:

• The humble believer who wants a sober house and a clean gate
• The prideful skeptic who still says he can handle it
• The addicted wanderer who has almost believed he cannot come out
• Parents forming watchmen instead of apprentices of the mocker
• Pastors who will no longer rename bondage “fellowship”
• Every man and every woman still living in the land of the living

If the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.

Buy the book. Read it with a Bible open. If it cuts you, take the cut to the cross. If it frees you, pass it on. Review it. Send your testimony. Put it in another pair of hands. You may save a soul for Jesus Christ the Lord.

Do not get drunk with wine.
Be filled with the Spirit.
Your mind was not created for another master.