This is Pastor Behnam from Iran. I am serving my 6 year prison sentence in charge of my belief in Jesus Christ and evangelising the kingdom of God. It is a great privilege to talk to my beloved family in Jesus.
Many of my cellmates in prison ask me why I am paying such a huge price for my belief in Jesus Christ. They ask me why I don’t just deny my belief and go back to my wife and children? I then ask myself: what cost did that the Lord pay to save me, and to transfer me from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of light? The death of Jesus Christ on cross, blood of the Lamb of God! Yes this is a huge price. Therefore I am also able to prefer prison over being set free. I have decided to keep my faith in our Lord and stay in prison. Jesus said: if you love your life more than me then you do not deserve me.
I encourage you to understand the value of your faith. We have received salvation for free but remember it was not free. God paid for it. He sacrificed his beloved Son Jesus Christ. Remember that there is only one way to God and Jesus told us about it:
‘I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.’ John 14:6
Let Jesus have access to all parts of your life and allow him to be the Lord of your life. Try to become like the Son of God Jesus Christ and think and act like Him.
‘I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.’ Galatians 2:20
God bless you. Amen.
Pastor Behnam Irani
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On this Thanksgiving Day in #USA, I pray that President #Obama set a higher priority for #HumanRights in his policies toward the fascist regime of Mullahs of #Iran and do not let innocent people like many Christians' lives in Iran's prisons to be perished by the evil forces. I thank God for true faithful like pastor Behnam Irani serving humanity with their steadfastness and standing tall for their principles.
I minister in prisons all of the time.
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