Praying for North Korea

                                                                                                                                                              
                                                                                                                                                              
                                                                                                                                                              

I've been praying for the people of South Korea.  A close friend's family lives in Seoul, 50 miles from the border, and they and all their countrymen are very much on the spot when national leaders start blustering nuclear threats.

I've been praying for the people of North Korea too.  They are even more in the cross-hairs.

North Koreans need our prayers, and our pity.  They follow a man they've been taught to believe is wise and good, who loves and protects them: even though the un-brainwashed world can see he's a violent egocentric liar.   But North Koreans had no say in choosing that kind of leader.

I pray for and pity the people of the United States too: even the ones who did choose that kind of man as America's leader.