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Title: When Evil Prospers: A Call to Courage in Uncertain Times

By Pilgrim Outreach Ministries

Evil has always advanced most effectively in silence.

Not just in the silence of governments or generals—but in the silence of people who see what’s happening… and choose to do nothing.

Today, evil is no longer hiding. It’s marching openly—through nations, through ideologies, through threats cloaked as treaties. Iran has not been subtle about its nuclear intentions. The Fordow facility, carved into the heart of a mountain, remains a haunting reminder of their commitment to this cause.

And now the question arises—what will the United States do?

Many are watching to see if President Trump will authorize a preemptive strike on Fordow. Should he do so, it will ignite more than headlines—it could officially draw the U.S. into another Middle East war.

But what if he refuses?

Will this restraint be seen in hindsight as wisdom? Or as the tragic delay that gave Iran enough time to accomplish what it has long promised to do?

We must be honest: Iran is not backing down. History has already taught us that when tyrants say what they will do, we should believe them. Under Détente, Russia agreed to dismantle nuclear sites—yet for every site they removed, others were secretly replaced.

Evil does not play by the rules. It lies. It waits. And when the world looks away, it strikes.

This is not about political preference.
This is not about fearmongering.
This is about prayer, discernment, and responsibility.

Let us pray—fervently—that God gives wisdom to our leaders. Let us not trade conviction for convenience. And let us never grow so numb that we choose silence when the world cries out for courage.

“Evil triumphs when good people do nothing.”
May we be the ones who do something.

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