If you visit a Hindu temple in Southeast Asia, you will
notice that their gods are often vicious and cruel looking. They often have
fangs dripping with blood, bulging eyes or blue, corpse like skin. When asked
why Hindu gods looked so scary, this man replied that perhaps it was so people
will fear them and serve them.
The door was wide open to share the Gospel with this man,
but the worker let the opportunity pass. It’s a shameful thing to leave one’s
country, move to a foreign field, and learn a new language for the opportunity
to share the Gospel, and then to have an opportunity and not share. It’s a
shameful thing for any believer to have the chance to share, but to remain
silent. Believers in Jesus Christ have been called to be His witnesses. If we
remain silent, then we are not being obedient to the mission that God has given
to us as His ambassadors on earth.
Pray that workers
on Sumatra will be bold to take every opportunity that God gives to them to
share the Gospel.
Pray that workers
will deeply feel the burden of lost souls, so that they will not be able to
remain silent when they have a chance to proclaim words of life to the lost
peoples of Sumatra.
Pray for the Holy
Spirit to prepare the hearts of people to hear and receive the Gospel and be
obedient to follow Jesus with all of their heart, soul, mind and strength.
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