K.P. Yohannan shares the powerful testimony of Jesu Das, who, despite the threats of witch doctors, remained protected by divine fire and angels, leading to the conversion of the witch doctors and many villagers to Christ. This transformation sparked a significant revival in a Buddhist nation, with thousands coming to faith and new churches being established. Yohannan emphasizes the urgent need for more workers in the harvest field, believing that a great spiritual renewal is underway in Asia, fueled by the prayers of faithful believers.

Finally, after a few weeks, the witch doctors came to Jesu Das and asked him the secret of his power. “This is the first time our power did not work,” they told him. “After doing the pujas, we asked the spirits to go and kill your family. But the spirits came back and told us they could not approach you or your family because you were always surrounded by fire. Then we called more powerful spirits to come after you but they too returned, saying not only were you surrounded by fire, but angels were also around you all the time.” Jesu Das told them about Christ. The Holy Spirit convicted each of them of their sin of following demons and of the judgment to come. With tears, they repented and received Jesus Christ as Lord. As a result, hundreds of other villagers were set free from sin and bondage. Through an indigenous organization in Thailand, where more than 200 national missionaries are doing pioneer village evangelism, one group personally shared their faith with 10,463 people in two months. Of these, 171 gave their lives to Christ, and six new churches were formed. More than 1,000 came to Christ in the same reporting period. Remember, this great harvest is happening in a Buddhist nation that never has seen such results. Documented reports like these come to us daily from national missionary teams in almost every Asian nation. But I am convinced these are only the first few drops of revival rain. In order to make the necessary impact, we must send out hundreds of thousands more workers. We are no longer praying for the proverbial “showers of blessings.” Instead I am believing God for virtual thunderstorms of blessings in the days ahead. How I became a part of this astonishing spiritual renewal in Asia is what this book is all about. And it all began with the prayers of a simple village mother.