The Chain of Hope's Transmission

In recent days, Iman, who had lost touch with one of his friends due to an internet outage, received a call from his friend when the internet reconnected. His friend told him that he was very worried and discouraged. As they spoke, Iman began to pray for his friend, sometimes in silence and sometimes with just a few short words... During that prayer, God touched his friend's heart and reminded him that "I (God) am a source of comfort for the wounded and heartbroken..."\r\nA while later, Iman's friend felt God was asking him—despite severe security conditions—to travel to another city to bring some Gospels and Bibles to people he knew. On this journey, he remembered a friend in another city who had come to faith some time ago but didn't have a Bible. He went to find him and personally give him a copy of God's Word. That person was deeply moved, so much so that he could hardly believe that in these difficult days, someone would remember him and travel this distance just to give him this gift and visit him!\r\nDo you see, friends? God's hope and work are transmitted and continue like a chain! It started with Iman, transferred to his friend, and then to another person! Let's look around us... Today, who do you think are around us who might find comfort and have their lives completely changed by a simple prayer, by receiving a Gospel, or by hearing about the true God?\r\nLet's not miss this opportunity and talk to others about the living God.

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