The graduates of our first evangelism class of 2009 numbered twelve out of a starting class of twenty; unfortunately, a 50% drop out rate is the norm. Still, Jesus started with twelve and they turned the world upside down! The top score was earned by John Webber, who discovered how simple and effective biblical evangelism can be. Great job, folks! Let’s go fishin’!
Our next 6 week class starts March 19 and is free with pre-registration, $15.00 at the door. Also, if you would like my teaching and student notes from this class, they are free. All you have to pay is the postage. Leave me a comment if you would like them for your church.
I’d like to share with you all the exciting things that happened at The Oscars last Sunday, where a team of 22 evangelists shared their faith by handing out tracts, open air preaching and talking one-to-one, but not much happened. No one yelled (except a hate church from Kansas), no one threw anything, no one got mad, and as far as I could tell, no one made any professions of faith.
wasn’t looking at him—then I’d turn to meet his eye; he’d cover up again. What was he hiding? Certainly the truth of the Gospel.
And this guy? Your guess is as good as mine.
dictator, Ceausescu, it was illegal to hand out Gospel literature. My paraphase of his sentiments: “What a country! What a country!”
Hubert T. Lindsey is one of the great Holiness preachers of our times.
How effective is posting an evangelistic video on YouTube? I was concerned when I read the following comment sent to my account:
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This Saturday we will head on down to Huntington Beach to share our faith alongside Ray Comfort. Meet at Hope Chapel at noon; we will leave promptly at 12:30. 
This will be the third year in a row that we will crash the Oscars. Meet at Hope Chapel at 12:45 to carpool. If you would like to meet up with us in Hollywood, send me an email for parking and locations.
Hope Chapel’s very own DMV preacher, “Righteous Richard” Chavarria, made the new cover of Ray Comfort’s book, 
Read other “Righteous Richard” postings:
On Sunday morning I was up early and ran to the grocery store. I was able to distribute a good number of tracts even though it was still very early. When I got home as we were getting ready for church, I began to reach into my pockets to reduce the number of tracts that I had bulging in them realizing that I wouldn’t need them at church and that I would still have a few if somehow a need arose going to and from church. However, something told me to keep them with me. As we pulled up to our church, which meets in a local high school, we could hardly find a place to park as there had to be 500 cars in the lot. Since there are only about 200 people in our church I figured that there was something else going on. Although I was hoping it was a revival, it turned out to be a huge youth wrestling tournament.
Now we all know that it takes a lot more than just making a silly video denying the Holy Spirit that condemns someone for eternity; it’s actually a life that is unrepentant toward God, a life that lives for sin, and dies in sin, unforgiven, because they have not trusted in the saving work of the Lord Jesus Christ.
ask me. As I was writing this, I checked on the video and… POOF! Gone!
(Steve’s note: Please consider making your own video and uploading it to YouTube. Copy mine if you’d like. Make sure you call it this: “Re: The Blasphemy Challenge”)
Read the Fox News interview with the creator of “The Blasphemy Challenge.”
Read a Christian’s response to “The Blasphemy Challenge” by clicking here!
See another type of Blasphemy Challenge made by Christians and aimed at Christians by clicking here.