When sunlight obscured by clouds spreads out in all directions, I used to think it was simply a beautiful sight. And when the weather was clear from the highest point in Songdo, Incheon, I took it for granted that you could see Seoul’s Lotte Tower. I also explained to my children that the Earth and Moon, spinning in the infinite universe’s galaxy, create the tides through their gravitational pull, and we spent happy family time together at Busan’s Haeundae Beach. But it struck me as fundamentally odd that light from the sun, 150 million kilometers away in space, pierces through the clouds of our spinning Earth to create the phenomenon of light falling, and that tides exist in the ocean but not in rivers. After understanding various scientific observations and common sense grounded in the Bible, everything looked different. I didn’t stop there. I began studying on my own, searching through various materials. As I gradually uncovered the reality of the forces behind the scenes controlling and manipulating this world’s systems, I felt fear. Crucially, through President Yoon Suk-yeol’s martial law and Representative Hwang Kyo-ahn’s call to root out election fraud, I realized that globalists and the deep state are actual, existing forces.

Recently, while reading about the secret history of Freemasonry, I came to think of Freemasonry as an ancient cult religion steeped in secrecy and mysticism. I felt their shadow looming over aspects of modern South Korea that defy common sense. In truth, the rites of passage they sought to conceal and protect were nothing more than perverse sacrificial rituals forbidden by God, or sexual relations defying nature’s order, packaged as obscene ceremonies worshipping foreign gods. Such rituals destroyed people’s normal thinking, led them to commit evil sins, and ultimately drove them away from God.

I thought that if such anti-Christian and anti-humanitarian people were to engage in politics, evil policies could be created. That’s why I began to suspect that the recent Democratic Party’s push for policies like visa-free entry for foreigners, mandatory vaccination, and a bill allowing organ donation without the consent of bereaved families might stem from this. The reality is that the enemy of South Korea has long since seized control of the judiciary and legislature, and Chinese public security officers disguised as South Korean police were controlling patriotic citizens. Watching the acting Chief Justice read like a parrot the verdict drafted by the TF team, just as when the eight Supreme Court justices unanimously impeached the President and previously impeached former President Park Geun-hye, it felt like God’s justice had vanished from South Korea. I fought back with the archery and writing I could manage, but it seemed insufficient to revive a Republic of Korea rotten to its core. And I felt a sense of frustration, wondering if this outcome truly resulted from the absence of even 3.5% Christians in the Republic of Korea.

However, through President Yoon Suk-yeol’s martial law, many patriotic citizens awoke, and God made us realize that a real danger to steal, kill, and destroy the Republic of Korea was close at hand. Then, many Christians fought in the streets to prevent the president’s illegal arrest and prayed to rebuild the fallen walls. In the process, I also experienced the work of relationships with those around me being sorted out and newly formed. And what I realized is that God’s justice has always been there, like the sun and moon revolving in the firmament. Though Satan, the father of lies, and his followers blinded many with open eyes, I fixed my gaze on Jesus, who came as the light. As a result, God opened my spiritual eyes to behold His throne above the sun and moon.

So I came to the dawn prayer service and prayed for South Korea, the church community, and my family. I gave thanks to God for the immense grace I have received thus far. I meditated on Jesus’ parable about disciples astonished that it is easier for a camel or a thick rope to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God. He told them that while it seems impossible for humans, nothing is impossible for God. The only way to become a citizen of heaven is to die to sin and be born again, but only Jesus, born without sin, could accomplish this. I resolved to share more widely the good news that He Himself chose the path of death and conquered the power of sin’s death through His resurrection, and that God’s justice still lives. With this determination, I began today with vigor.