The greatest treasure of our time in Morocco was prayer. In a country where we are not allowed to do much with regards to our faith we had to acknowledge that God can do so much more through our prayers. 2 Chronicles 7v14 became our daily bread as we interceded for this nation. We saw and heard of the barrenness of the land, the oppression suffered by outcasts and the darkness imprisoning those who are lost and the most appropriate response was to fall to our knees. We acknowledged that He alone is mighty to save. We prayed the Word of God concerning these issues and it really stirred our faith to heights I had never experienced before. During our time in Morocco we visited Casablanca, Fes, Marrakesh and Amizmiz.
After Morocco we headed for Western Sahara, Daklah, which is technically part of Morocco. However, it also felt like a whole new country on its own. The purpose of our time in Daklah was to debrief our time in Morocco. It really turned out to be a time of celebrating the honour of travelling with a purpose and the work that God is doing in and through our lives. The most significant part of my encounter in WS was experiencing a direct assurance of God's commitment to the journey. That was very special because without His hand in this, it is all meaningless.
Blessings!!!!!!