M5 – Pray for the Muslim World

Sometimes we come to situations where there are seemingly no answers. Yemen is one of them.

These people will still call themselves Muslims, but are not in any way practising Islam anymore.

While it is true that increasingly more Muslims are becoming followers of Jesus, it is also a disturbing fact that persecution against Christians is as severe as ever and, in some places, even worse than before.

When we pray for Muslims, we must pray for them because we love them. Many destructive and harmful things were and are being done in the world at the hands of many Muslims and people get hurt.

In Greece’s Camp Moria, there are 1 600 school-aged children right now.  Only 400 of that 1 600 children have any kind of an educational program.

Father, I ask for open doors to spread the Gospel.  “Devote yourself to prayer that God may open a door to proclaim Christ.”(Colossians 4:2-3)

On Saturday 25 August 2018, Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh held demonstrations and prayer gatherings to mark the one-year anniversary of their flight from Myanmar’s Rakhine state.

The constant stream of refugees to Europe is increasing the crisis. It is also a huge opportunity for the church to reach these people.

People are displaced on a daily basis because they need to flee ongoing violence (political and religious) between warring factions, disunity, greed and century-old wounds that “demand revenge.”

As thousands are seeking truth and finding the way to Jesus over the last number of years – a critical need is rising for Biblical leaders for this new generation of believers in Jesus.

Muslims are meeting Jesus through miraculous dreams and visions, but they are also coming to know Christ as Saviour through interactions with His followers.

Many Christians in Muslim majority nations are imprisoned or have court cases against them.