The Children Inside Kiln #577 Cannot Wait Much Longer!

It was worse than anything we could have imagined!

Our team is on the field right now. The picture above is pointed toward the brick field where people are working and handling the bricks. All the pictures coming back are unbearable—burnt hands, burnt legs, burnt flesh. Little children in agony. Babies weeping in the brick fields because the heat is so extreme, their tiny bodies cannot endure it.

We even have audio… the crying, the screaming, the weeping. It tears at the heart. You cannot listen without feeling something inside you break.

Two weeks ago, as I lay down thanking God for the blessing of Air Conditioning, I suddenly saw—clear as day—prisoners who could not even speak because the heat was so intense. It struck me like lightning: we had forgotten our annual campaign to go into these places. During the night I dreamed, and when I woke, the Lord instructed me to move forward immediately.

As I obeyed, God’s direction became unmistakably clear. It’s remarkable how the Lord prompts us—quietly and firmly. Scripture says, “To him that knows to do good and does it not, to him it is sin.” And now, after seeing these first images, we know we cannot stop at seven kilns.

Not only will we be helping more kilns, but we will also shut down the entire Kiln #577! The evil is too great.

The very first kiln we entered shook us to our core. The photo shows temperatures reaching 200 degrees and above.

This is not just suffering. This is torment.

And we cannot stand by.

We are going to shut this kiln down—with the Body of Christ rising up beside us.

John Musser

P.S. I was reading last night these words from Hebrews 13:3, “Remember those in prison, as if you were there yourself. Remember also those being mistreated, as if you felt their pain in your own bodies.” NLT