From: Caleb Suko — Last night, the Ruzzians attacked our city Odesa again.
Again, they struck an apartment building full of civilians.
Again, innocent people suffered.
And while the missile debris was still smoldering, headlines rolled out:
“Pentagon halting some promised munitions for Ukraine.”
Let that sink in.
Russia is increasing its terror.
And the US is decreasing its help.
But let me show you another side of the story that you maybe unaware of.
Scroll through the photos and you’ll also find a video is from our student camp this week—young Ukrainian, many from cities that are regularly shelled—singing their hearts out:
“Our God is an Awesome God!”
Here I am this week talking, praying, answering questions, and encouraging these students. Some of them have shared with me how close the drones came. How their windows rattled. How they ran for shelter as missiles exploded nearby.
They know the danger. They live it.
And still—they worship.
Because “some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God.”
—Psalm 20:7
This is not just a verse.
This is our battle cry.
In the face of terror, betrayal, and apathy—we raise our eyes and declare:
Our God is awesome.
Our God is faithful.
Our God will not be mocked.
Let the nations see. Let the church not forget.
Ukraine stands—not because of missiles, but because of God.
Voice of Ukraine 