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“Why are you crying, Mama?” ​ Marilou thought she was carrying the pain of betrayal alone. Then she realized her daughter was carrying it, too. ​ Forgiveness was only the beginning. Healing took longer. ​ What if hurt doesn’t have to be the end? ​ in-fire.org/lye ​ #LYE

Winning a conflict and changing what created it are not the same thing. ​ Defeating a person doesn't defeat the fear, wounds, or beliefs fueling the conflict. ​ Marcus Young asks: What if lasting peace means confronting the roots? ​ Read more: tinyurl.com/bsytyuze ​ #INfire

They were nervous. That’s what made the moment matter. For Zeteo’s children, presenting their schoolwork took courage. And they did it anyway. Protection is only the beginning. We’re also fighting for the future that comes after. Link in the comments. #INfire #ZeteoSafeHome

Some battles are easy to see. Others run deeper. ​ Marcus Young shares generations of stories from Southeast Asia and what they taught him about spiritual warfare, confronting darkness, and fighting for people, not against them. ​ Watch: tinyurl.com/4ymukspd ​ #INfire

A trafficker sees a target. An armed group sees a recruit. God sees a child fearfully and wonderfully made. ​ That’s why INfire works to protect children before exploitation or violence defines their future. ​ Stand with us: in-fire.org ​ #INfire

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It’s easy to talk about loving your enemies when no one comes to mind. ​ For Wana, someone did. ​ Then she noticed something about Jesus: “Even when people treated Him badly, He still prayed for them.” ​ See what happened when Love Your Enemy became personal. ​ #LoveYourEnemy

Child soldiers and trafficked children often share a starting point: vulnerability. ​ INfire works to reach children before exploitation does. ​ Help us get there first: in-fire.org ​ #INfire

Find the words. What connects them? ​ Redemption. Love. Justice. Enemy. Conflict. Trafficking. Child soldier. ​ They reflect where INfire chooses to stand: bringing Christ’s love into hard places. ​ Which word did you find first? ​ #INfire

What God began in Nikka’s life in Cyprus didn’t stay there. ​ Now back in the Philippines, she’s working to bring INfire’s SCF lessons to families in her community. ​ Join us in praying that the door opens, and one changed life reaches many homes. ​ Link in bio. ​ #INfire #SCF

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What if generosity could change a generation? ​ In one community, giving helped a local leader open a school—giving children an alternative to recruitment by armed groups. ​ Generosity creates choices. And sometimes, a different future. ​ Join the story: tinyurl.com/2vbvmb3k

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If you met Nadine today, you wouldn't guess how her story began. ​ She lost her mother and grew up surrounded by violence. ​ Today, she dreams of becoming a nurse—not because she's forgotten pain, but because she wants to bring hope to others. ​ #INfire #InheritanceFire

What happens when someone you love is also the one who hurt you? ​ For Joshua, it was his father. Then he saw how pain had traveled through generations. ​ Forgiveness didn’t excuse the hurt. It offered a chance to stop passing it on. ​ Read his story: tinyurl.com/4ex8rf6d

Whose voice is shaping your future? ​ In a world full of opinions, some voices lead to fear. Others lead to wisdom and hope. ​ Marcus Young shares seven ways to discern the voices influencing your life. ​ Read more: in-fire.blog/mjy-strategies… ​ #INfire

“What I want to do now is forgive him and pray for him.” After being punched by a friend over unpaid money, Mikee wanted revenge. Then he encountered Jesus' call to love his enemies. Who is God inviting you to pray for today? Free Prayer Guide: tinyurl.com/2kv5pay4 #INfire

One student can change a community—but first, they need the chance to finish school. ​ A new water filtration system is giving students near the Myanmar–Thailand border safe drinking water so they can focus on learning and serving others. ​ Read the story below. ​ #INfire

“I realized this was more than soccer. It was hope.” ​ Gabriel was once a child searching for purpose. Today, he's the coach helping others find belonging, hope, and Christ. ​ Sometimes protecting a child begins with simply showing up. ​ Read his story: tinyurl.com/43htx38y

The training wasn't supposed to be about them. ​ But as church leaders learned how to strengthen families, God first began transforming their own hearts. ​ That's where lasting change begins. ​ Learn more about SCF: tinyurl.com/2ka54mez ​ #INfire #SCF

Ever wonder why serving God can leave you feeling empty? ​ What if the problem isn't doing too much—but where your love is flowing? ​ Marcus Young shares a biblical perspective on burnout that may change how you see ministry, work, and rest. ​ Read more: tinyurl.com/4u34npz7

“Can we come back tomorrow?” ​ One child asked as the day ended. ​ At Zeteo, healing often begins in simple moments—laughter, play, and the freedom to just be a child. ​ Because every child deserves more than safety. ​ Learn more: in-fire.org/zeteo ​ #ZeteoSafeHome #INfire

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