From one of our members in South Asia:
“It doesn’t seem like a moment passes here without a dog barking or a rickshaw wallah honking his horn. Thousands of people crowd the streets, alongside animals and garbage, all going about their everyday lives. Chances are that on their daily travels they will visit a temple or idol. Or perhaps they will rush to the mosque or a local saint shrine to pray. The city here is spiritually charged. There is certainly no lack of religion.
“And yet not much changes for the good of the people here. The poverty increases, the government officials seem to become more corrupt, the lives of women get harder, and those beaten down by the caste system sink even lower. This way of life has existed for thousands of years. The siutation is desperate, there is no solution that man can give. Unless the Gospel penetrates hearts, the veil of darkness will prevail and all will be lost. But we are counting on His intervention. ‘But whenever anyone turns to the Lord, the veil is taken away.’ 2 Corinthians 3:16″
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