From Ira Kapitonova in Kyiv (Day 611):
The Lord tests the righteous,
but his soul hates the wicked and the one who loves violence.
Let him rain coals on the wicked;
fire and sulfur and a scorching wind shall be the portion of their cup.
Psalm 11:5-6
I read today that it’s been over a month since the last massive missile attack. This thought makes me uneasy. We are not naive to think that Russia is showing mercy. We also know they’ve been trying to increase the production of their missiles. As the temperatures drop, we know they are waiting for the trickiest time.
I know that you can spend days worrying and trying to guess what might happen, when, and where, but it’s a pointless activity, so we can only trust that the Lord will keep being faithful.
Today, they reported that someone attacked the Kursk NPP (Russia) with drones, but no damage was caused. Back in August, our intelligence warned that Russians were planning provocations on their territory, and the Kursk NPP was one of the locations. What a coincidence that this “attack” took place days after the drones aimed and fell just miles from the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant. Isn’t it obvious they are trying to turn the tables and cover their nuclear terrorism?
God, give us strength!
Voice of Ukraine 
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From Pastor Sergei Nakul (Pastor of Big City Church in Kyiv and military chaplain): They ask me, “Pastor, what’s next?” How long will the war in Ukraine last. Is there any prophecy? I want to find some landmarks”.
I answer, “I don’t know how long the war will last, and as for the prophecies, it’s definitely not my business, but I do know, I’m 100% sure that the Lord is with His children here and now. And it is well enough for me to live and serve in this time. God is with me in all circumstances. I stand on His promises. He will not betray. And it is valuable.
The circumstances of life may change, but the Lord is the same and so are his promises. “Jesus Christ yesterday, today and forever the same”, Hebrew. 13:8.
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