Make Seeing Eyes Blind
Brother Andrew stood at the checkpoint, his car loaded with Romanian Bibles. The guards were known to search every vehicle. Discovery meant arrest.
"Lord, You made blind eyes see," Andrew prayed. "Now make seeing eyes blind."
He pulled forward. The guards approached. They looked inside the car—at the boxes of Bibles in plain sight—and waved him through.
The Bibles Always Got Through
This was not a one-time miracle. Over decades, Brother Andrew smuggled millions of Bibles behind the Iron Curtain. He never once tried to bribe a guard or use deception. He simply prayed—and obeyed.
"God told me to bring His Word to those who couldn't have it," Andrew said. "My job was to obey. His job was to make it possible."
Not every border crossing was easy. Andrew was detained, questioned, sometimes strip-searched. But the Bibles always got through.
Obedience, Not Results
"I learned that obedience is not about results," Andrew reflected. "It's about faithfulness. Sometimes God parts the Red Sea. Sometimes He makes us walk around the walls seven times. Our job is simply to take the next step He shows us."
Brother Andrew's simple obedience sparked the underground church movement that eventually helped bring down the Iron Curtain.
