In fact one of America's "most wanted" terrorists is the "director of external operations for ISIS, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani. 
 
According to the report, he is believed to have used the internet to inspire many violent and deadly attacks, such as the San Bernardino massacre. He reportedly called for more violence during Ramadan, which is likely to have been the inspiration that tipped Orlando killer Omar Mateen into action last weekend.
 
But there IS hope on the horizon, as ISIS is actually "losing ground" in some core areas in Syria, the report states.
 
And while ISIS is being pushed back physically, there is an even greater spiritual battle that is being waged by Christians online.
 
Notes the ChristianHeadline.com report:
 
The group [ISIS] is losing ground in its three core areas—northern Aleppo province, Raqqa, and Deir el-Zour. All three are critical to sustaining flows of money, fighters, and supplies. The 'Wall Street Journal' reports that Libyan forces are advancing on Islamic State strongholds there as well.
 
Here's even better news: The Holy Spirit is using the Internet against ISIS and for the glory of God. So-called "cybermissionaries" are reaching people in countries where missionaries are not permitted to work or even live. Online ministries are penetrating across Europe and into secular nations such as Japan. And they are reaching Muslims around the world.
 
Let this news encourage you today, and pray for these "cybermissionaries" that God is strategically using. 
 
In the end, ISIS is no match for the Holy Spirit and the transformation power of the Gospel!
 
Read the full Denison Forum report on ChristianHeadlines.com by clicking here.

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