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Crisis in Holy Land: Four ways you can pray

  • October 10, 2023
  • International Mission Board
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Crisis in Holy Land: Four ways you can pray

As we watch devastating events taking place in the Holy Land, we are not mere spectators. We don’t just see headlines. We see people. Right now they are injured, frightened, missing. They are lost.

As this crisis unfolds, we will not ignore it. We will not be silent. We will not stand still. We will cry out to God on their behalf, asking Him to bring about true peace as only He can. Join us now as we pray, together.

Pray for physical needs

Men, women and children are facing unspeakable horrors. While this region has a history of unrest, the escalation of violence demands an urgency in our intercession.

Pray now that God would have mercy on the millions who are suffering and comfort those who have lost loved ones. Ask God to bless the efforts of those distributing aid. Pray He will provide opportunities for them to share His love.

Pray for lostness

Rockets are launched and the streets are filled with violence. Amid this chaos, the lost are living and dying in darkness. While the nations rage, God is still in control and near to all who call out to Him.

Pray that God will use current events to draw the lost into a relationship with His Son.

Pray for gospel access

Believers are walking through this crisis with non-believing neighbors, friends and family members.

Pray that believers will have attitudes of peace amid the current situation. Pray that the lost will ask them about the peace they have in times of trouble.

Pray for the Church

In a land impacted by years of hatred, believers from diverse backgrounds who are united in Christ can display God’s love to each other and to their neighbors.

Pray that they will seek to share and be the light of Jesus to their neighbors.


EDITOR’S NOTE — This story was written by IMB staff and originally published by the International Mission Board.

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