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I almost didn’t fulfill my commitment the other night, but God used dental floss to make me do it.
I was ready for bed one late Sunday evening after a movie night at home with my family when suddenly I realized that I had not handed out a single tract all day. My goal is to hand out ten Gospel tracts a day or personally witness to at least one person, but I was just two darned tired and didn’t want to do it. I resigned myself to failure that evening until I realized that my daughter had used up all the dental floss. Well, not all of it; she left about a six inch piece that I wrapped around my chubby fingers and used quite gingerly to pry out stray popcorn kernel pieces out of my teeth.
I was doing quite well, too, until the last molar—that’s when the floss snapped, lodging between my number 17 and 18 molars.! (more…)
Of course, our booth doesn’t shout out that we are about Christ; no, it is an Intelligence Test booth where hundreds of people line up to fill out questionnaires 
“I express the hope in the book that he’ll stop assuming that religion poisons everything and that everyone who believes in God is stupid. I don’t ask for any more…You see that scorn in the new atheists, in the way they treat their opponents—not with any kind of respect at all.” —From an interview with Mark Oppenheimer of The New York Times, as cited in NewsMax magazine, Sept. 2010.
Congratulations to Theo and Heidi Pope, David and Michelle Halla, the two sisters, Faith and Grace Nauroth, Cory McKenna and Jeff Mardling. Also, thanks to my great assistants, Rachael Liebregt and David Grantham.
Every third I’ll bring this post back to the top of the blog. Remember students, you get one bonus point for every three sentence adventure that you write about.
On another front, in the same post, are the atheists who just can’t understand why we share our faith at all, since, of course, there is no real evidence or proof of God. I answered them very succinctly though, in 
With that said, I have given up trying to convince our atheist friends that He exists for one main reason: They will never believe because their presupposition is that there is no God. They cannot believe; their belief system does not allow them to. 
What was curious to me was the rebuke I got from a man named Ruben Israel, a radical “Sign Guy,” who, 
