What is your name?
My name is Eun-Young Ahn.

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Where are you from?
I’m from Paju, Gyeonggi-do.

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How did you hear about this crusade, and why did you decide to participate?
When I heard there would be a crusade in Korea, I didn’t even hesitate to participate because it was going to be at Osanri Prayer Mountain, right next to Paju. I immediately registered, feeling that God had prepared this for me. Of course, the location changed later, but at first, I felt I should not doubt attending. That desire came strongly to my mind.

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How did you feel when you arrived at the crusade?
When I arrived, around five minutes before 9, I was surprised to see so many people already in line.

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How did you feel when Evangelist Hyeok started praying?
Of course, all his words were good, but what touched me most was the part where the Holy Spirit deeply impacted my heart—especially when he asked: “Is the Lord the King of your emotions?” and “Is the Lord the King of your character?”

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Can you explain more about that?
Usually, I confess that the Lord is the master of my life and the King of my life, but I wasn’t living as I confessed. I was the master of my own emotions, and Satan was controlling them. I was always angry, hot-tempered, and easily upset. I had reached a point where I couldn’t control myself, so the humility of Jesus, as revealed through the sermon, touched me deeply. It challenged me to surrender all areas of my emotions and character to the Lord. I sincerely wanted to confess that the Lord is King, and that desire grew in my heart, awakening a repentant heart in me.

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What happened when Evangelist Hyeok prayed in the prayer line?
After the sermon, he led the mass prayer. At that moment, God poured into me a strong desire to live as the bride of Jesus. Jesus gave me grace to repent for judging and condemning others. I felt His pain and tears, which made me deeply repent. Then, I fell backward. A demon inside me started screaming, but two men helped me to the front line. When the evangelist mentioned the spirit of shamans and black magic, I had a strong reaction and remembered my mother’s story—how she was told she needed a ritual for a demon called Kut when I was in middle school. I realized that if Jesus wasn’t the master of my life, it would be idolatry. At that moment, I shouted, felt nausea, and the evil spirit left me.

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What changes have occurred in your life since the crusade and the prayer of Evangelist Hyeok?
I struggled with anger issues, especially toward my two daughters—I could not love my first daughter and compared her to my second. I had hurt her verbally. Even though God understood me, I could no longer live that way. During the crusade, I prayed that if I didn’t change, God would take me to heaven. After the evil spirit left, I can now control myself. I realize I can bear fruits in my life. Thoughts centered on myself, anger, and offenses now come under Jesus’ authority. I can now say: “The domain of my emotions belongs to Jesus, and He is the King of my emotions.”

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Any other changes?
I was obsessed with my phone, but now I see a new version of myself after the deliverance. Thinking about Evangelist Hyeok naturally points me to Jesus and His nature. He is not a follower of false prophets but a precious man God has raised to lead people to Jesus. I hope many souls will come to know the true God and His power through my testimony. I want to be an instrument for that.

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Any final message?
Thank you, Jesus. The mass prayer of Evangelist Hyeok will be published next Wednesday on the “Brother Hyeok” YouTube channel, and through that video, you can experience the same miracle that happened that day.

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