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Prayer, the Strongest Weapon
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A few days ago, news was circulating that Iran might be heavily bombed; it was said that the intensity of the attacks would be greater than ever, and there was a possibility that electricity and water would be cut off for a period, leading to very difficult conditions.
That night, I got up and put on my best clothes. It felt as if this might be the last night of my life. I told myself that perhaps this was the last time I had gas, the last time there was electricity and I could see my surroundings at night with the light of a lamp, or the last time food would remain safe in the refrigerator. So I tried to cook the best meal I could with my available resources.
But deep in my heart, there was a profound sense of sadness and despair… It felt like these might be the last days of life.
Until, in an instant, I came to my senses. It was as if someone shook me, and I remembered that Jesus, on the hardest night of His life, stood and prayed and asked His disciples to stay awake and pray. Right there in my heart, I felt a strong urge and pull to pray for my country and for myself in the name of Jesus Christ.
When I started to pray, a strange peace entered my heart. It was as if an inner voice told me:
“Do not be afraid, I am with you. I am your protector, and the protector of your home and family.”
That night was one of the most peaceful nights I had experienced in a long time. Usually, I need sleeping pills to sleep, but that night I had a deep and peaceful sleep, without any sleeping pills!
I want everyone who hears this testimony to know that prayer is the most powerful weapon we have these days, especially amidst critical conditions and war.
I request that you pray for us. As it is written in God's word in Ephesians, persevere in prayer!
