Prayer Fuel

Field Team Daily Prayer Request:

In just two days, on Monday, March 16, One Miracle Night, more than 200 million believers are committed to asking the Lord of the Harvest to reveal Himself to Muslims.

We encourage you to invite your family, friends, and church to play an integral role by joining the One Miracle Night Prayer Chain—a 24-hour-a-day, live prayer meeting in every time zone on One Miracle Night.

To participate, visit onemiraclenight.com and sign up for a 15-minute slot on the One Miracle Night Prayer Chain.

Let’s pray today for Tariq in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, as he leads a house church movement and asks the Lord to fill his city with the presence and knowledge of Jesus.

We wrote a song just for today’s prayer. Listen and pray with us: onemiraclenight.com/songs#TheLordIsJealous

Father, You see the people and land of Mecca. As Joel declares, You are jealous for Your land and take pity on Your people. Look with mercy on this city and move with compassion over households.

Strengthen Tariq as he prays and leads. Give him endurance, wisdom, and boldness as he serves. Keep his faith steady as he trusts You for what is unseen. Let knowledge of You spread across the city, from person to person and home to home. Where Christ is unknown, awaken hunger.

Establish house churches Tariq nurtures. Fill gatherings with peace, courage, and awareness of Your presence so worship rises and Your glory is honored. Draw families and leaders toward truth and turn dryness into living faith. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

110 City Focus for Today: AHVAZ, Iran

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I live in Ahvaz, a city of heat, oil, and endurance in Iran’s Khuzestan province. The Karun River winds through our neighborhoods, but the desert wind often carries dust and smoke across the skyline. Ahvaz is one of the centers of Iran’s oil industry — the fields and refineries around us have powered the nation for generations. Yet for many families here, life is difficult. Power outages, water shortages, and economic strain have become part of daily life.

Our city has long stood at the crossroads of conflict. During the Iran-Iraq War, Ahvaz was near the front lines, and the scars of that time still shape our memories. More recently, unrest and protests have risen across this region, especially among farmers and workers struggling with drought, pollution, and unemployment.

Now the wider war around Iran has made the atmosphere even heavier. Airstrikes across the country have targeted military and energy infrastructure, deepening fears about the stability of oil production and the future of the economy. In a city so closely tied to the nation’s oil fields, people talk quietly about what these attacks could mean for their livelihoods and their safety.

Yet life continues along the Karun River. Markets open each morning, children walk to school, and families gather in the evenings despite the heat and uncertainty. For believers in Ahvaz, faith must often remain quiet. Small gatherings and whispered prayers carry hope in a place where fear can feel overwhelming. Still, I believe God sees this city — its workers, its families, and its weary hearts. The same city known for oil and hardship could one day become a place where living water flows freely.

Prayer for Today:

• Pray for workers and families connected to the oil fields and refineries to experience God’s provision and protection. (Philippians 4:19)

People Groups Focus

• Iraqi Arab
• Laki
• Bakhtiari