When our team landed in Thailand from November 26 to December 5, 2025, we came with a clear assignment: a Highway Prayer Mission against human and sex trafficking in the Indochina region. What we encountered was far more than we expected. Yes, we saw the tragic reality of trafficking, but we also uncovered a deeper, more insidious affliction, a nation being swallowed by illegal drugs under the guise of partial legalization. Thailand’s move toward cannabis normalization was not neutral. What began as a promise of medical reform rapidly became de facto legalization as thousands of cannabis shops sprang up overnight. A society already grappling with trafficking now faced an accelerating culture of drug accessibility that far outpaced its ability to protect its people. On the ground we saw not just the effects of human exploitation, but the beginnings of a drug crisis that threatens the fabric of the nation’s future. From a prophetic perspective, this was not simply coincidence. It w...