✝️ Christians in Nigeria Are Refusing to Be Victims — They’re Turning to Jesus in the Midst of Genocide
In a land where Christian blood flows freely, hope is rising. As genocidal attacks erupt across Nigeria — churches burned, believers murdered, families destroyed — thousands of Christians are responding not with revenge, but with repentance and worship.
Across the Middle Belt and Northern regions, Christian communities are refusing to bow under pressure. Former militants, once complicit in atrocities, are now surrendering to Christ and becoming gospel-preachers. Widows, whose husbands were brutally slaughtered, are being healed and raised up. Entire villages marked for massacre are turning into prayer-houses of revival.
One ministry working on the ground reports that convoys of newly born-again believers are traveling through devastated regions — not carrying weapons, but Bibles. They go to destroyed church ruins, gather believers, and worship with songs, prayers, and faith testimonies. What the enemy meant for horror, God is turning into His harvest.
Meanwhile, attacks continue: just last week militants struck another church — killing more, kidnapping worshippers, leaving terror in their wake.
Yet rather than cower, Nigerian Christians are rising. They say this genocide may be meant to erase them — but instead it’s forging a remnant defined by faith, not fear.
Why this matters for every believer:
* It proves that persecution doesn’t extinguish the gospel — it refines it.
* It shows that spiritual warfare is real, but so is spiritual victory.
* It warns that global Christianity is no longer a bystander. This is **war**.
If Nigeria — facing genocide — can respond with faith, love, worship, and repentance, Christians everywhere have no excuse to remain passive.
Now is the time for the Church worldwide to stand with Nigeria — pray, speak out, support — and remember this: the same power that raised Christ from the dead is alive in His people.
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