April, 2013 - Stone The Preacher

Gosnell’s House of Horrors (21 minute documentary)

Apr 28, 2013Steve Sanchez2 Comments50 Million+

The film is called 3801 Lancaster. Though not particularly graphic, it sheds light on the motives of the murdering abortionist Kermit Gosnell. “Everything that was ever gained during the Civil Rights Movement means nothing to a dead black child.” President Obama ignored the murder trial of “Dr.” Gosnell by ending a recent speech to Planned

Sudden Death: Dumpster

Apr 28, 2013Steve Sanchez2 CommentsSUDDEN DEATH!

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) – One person is dead and another seriously injured after an early morning incident in downtown Terre Haute. A man and woman were sleeping in a dumpster behind a discount store on Locust Street, when the truck emptied the dumpster into the back of the truck. Read the rest here.

Saturday Evangelism: Lawndale Youth Parade

Apr 25, 2013Steve Sanchez4 CommentsAA- EVANGELISM SCHEDULE, E-vangie VIDEO!

Billy Joel sang, “Only the good die young!” Well, Billy wasn’t much of a theologian…nevertheless, we will be heading to the Lawndale Youth Parade this Saturday. What is a Youth Parade? Here’s how the Lawndale website describes it: “[An] annual fun event celebrating the youth in Lawndale and the surrounding communities.” So there you go!

Rich the Atheist Hates God

Apr 23, 2013Steve Sanchez21 CommentsAtheist Tuesday

Meet Rich. He’s an atheist. After a conversation with him on the campus of El Camino College last week, he left with these choice words thrown in our direction: “When I see God I will tell him that he’s a nut job. F— God!” Question: Why would he utter such blasphemous words? Answer: Presuppositional apologetics.

If Abortionists Killed Dogs

Apr 21, 2013Steve Sanchez7 Comments50 Million+

This article from The American Vision explains clearly why there is so little media coverage of the trial of baby killer Kermit Gosnell… Sarah Kliff, a health policy reporter for the Washington Post, described the Gosnell death clinic as a local story: “I cover policy for the Washington Post, not local crime. . . .”