Libya: Yes we are free now

Written by Admin 2 16 Apr 2011

John, a secret believer travelling covertly by jeep to escape the country, had been dropped off at an oil field in the middle of the desert to await a driver to escort them to the next location. A close encounter with armed oil-field workers thinking they were bandits alerted John to existing dangers and he silently thanked God for His protection. When his next contact came out of the desert John was amazed to recognize Christian music playing inside the jeep. As his journey continued with Samy the driver they listened to ‘Jesus, only you’ and ‘Blessed are those who dwell in the house of the Lord.’ John asked Samy if he knew what the music is about and he replied. ‘Yes, we are free now!’ Author's note: the ancient Berbers of Libya were called Imazighan, meaning ‘free men’. John’s prayer, ‘May Libyans experience political, personal and religious freedom.'

Praise: God for divine appointments, giving us hope and courage in difficult situations. (1Thes.1:3)

More: http://www.opendoorsusa.org/pray/weekly-prayer-alert/2011/03-march/Story-of-Hope-in-the-Libyan-Desert?source=text