Comments on: E-vangie Tales #94: Hindu Barbeque

By: Georgia Miller

Georgia Miller — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 01:27:10 +0000

the religion of my grandfather is Hinduism and he says that it is a great religion.,”~

By: Jason

Jason — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 23:45:11 +0000

I know that maybe no one will read this, but I want to leave a comment anyways I just want to reassure us that God’s word tells us that most will not accept our message, but yet we are to tell all people the Gospel, even the ones who won’t accept it, when they don’t we are to shake the dust off of our feet and to keep going witht he Gospel. Also I don’t know the verse, but the Bible teaches that when people hate us and shut us out, it is not us they reject but God himself. People hate us as Christians and persecute us, not because of ourselves, but because of Christ. It is so sad that in this world the most hated message is the message of love and how to have an eternity in paradise with a loving Father where all our needs our met and no more tears will be shed.

It is also important for us to always remember that we were once just as they are, we didn’t understand or see the truth either.

By: Jessica

Jessica — Fri, 10 Nov 2006 20:37:12 +0000

Richard, I think that the reason people often bail out early on our attempts to talk to them about Jesus or they become rude to us, is because we have struck a cord. They feel conviction or perhaps something close to that. Ya know? I would say that yes, anytime you talk to someone about Jesus, you make an impact. Like Steve always says “God’s word will never return void.” Good job for talking to him Richard. Maybe God put him there for you two men to speak…

By: Richard Chavarria

Richard Chavarria — Fri, 10 Nov 2006 01:08:43 +0000

Howdy, would you rate that as a meaningful converstation? I had a similiar fail to communicate experience Tuesday. I was wanting to have a meaningful converstation with someone and so while working in my yard a repairmen showed up next door and after some pleasant conversation about his 1964 Volve station wagon and his 1923 Model T Ford, I turned the converstation to the spiritual side when he said Jesus…He indicated that he studied theology and that now he believes in a Pantheistic God and that he believed in evolutuon and not the God of the Bible since the Bible was man made. He further stated that if there is a God then how come there are wars. I told him that he was very narrow minded and that I use to believe as he did and when I tried to tell him that wars happen because of man’s sins against God he jumped into his car and left. I didn’t think it was meaningful converstation as he and I got excited. But, I was surprised with myself for even engaging him into the conversation. Since it was election day I guess I was concerned for how most voters are more concerned with the political issues and not the moral implications for this nation to come…I do think that the scripture verse has a lot to say about how this nation is headed. If there was a moral concern in 2004, where was that same concern in 2006?

By: Steve Sanchez

Steve Sanchez — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 19:50:17 +0000

Thanks, Jessica and Andreas.
Tough crowds out there!

By: Andreas

Andreas — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 18:05:58 +0000

No words from my Savior, “Well done good and faithful servant…”

Are you sure? I’ve always heard that Jesus is not going to say “Well done good and successfull servant”, but rather give His well done to the faithful.

We all need God’s grace to do His work, and I thank Him for you.

By: Jessica

Jessica — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 08:00:48 +0000

Hey, you tried. And they didn’t hand the tracks back to you, which means they might still have them….good job!