09/04/2026
Here’s what happens when socialism is in power. Pray for these dear souls!
At least 24 Christians were murdered in an overnight attack on the village of Bin Mper in Plateau State, Nigeria, by Islamic militants.
Innocent lives were taken in their own community simply because of their faith.
And this was not an isolated incident.
Local leader Jonathan Kyesmang said the massacre followed months of escalating aggression against the community: a young man killed, farms destroyed, and now, a massacre.
This is part of a much larger crisis facing Christians across Nigeria.
The scale of this persecution is staggering.
According to Open Doors’ 2026 World Watch List, 3,490 Christians were killed in Nigeria for their faith between October 2024 and September 2025, accounting for 72% of Christian martyrdoms worldwide.
These are husbands and wives. Sons and daughters. Pastors, families, and entire congregations.
Every burial leaves another family grieving. Every attack leaves another congregation worshiping with empty seats.
And while much of the world remains silent, our brothers and sisters in Christ continue to pay an unimaginable price for their faith.
The Church cannot look away.
For far too long, the persecution of Christians around the world has received a fraction of the attention it deserves.
We must have the courage to condemn the violent Islamic extremism fueling these attacks and to stand with our persecuted brothers and sisters.
I am praying for the families who are grieving, for the Church in Nigeria, and for believers around the world who face violence because they bear the name of Jesus.