Stone the Preacher

Who said that evangelism can’t be fun? It all depends on where you practice it.

These disco dancers at the DooDah Parade appreciated getting a $100 Giant Money Gospel tract in the middle of their boogyin’.

Can ya dig it? Looo-king Gooood!’

And my friend, Ed Lee, had the same idea with the “Are you ready?” cross. He was totally munga, man!

I can pretty much guarantee that you’ve never seen “Hell’s Best Kept Secret” displayed like this.

Anna “Banana” Jackson is pretty much out there with her passion for evangelism and love for the lost. But why would she do such a thing as this? Click here to find out. (Anna also answers those who would question whether getting a tattoo is a sin.)

Know the tattoo and the tattoo will set you free.

My friend and fellow Hope Chapel evangelist Tony Yu has a special burden for the Jehovah’s Witnesses who are lost in this works-oriented cult. As a result, he makes a special effort to witness outside their meeting places called Kingdom Halls by preaching, sharing one-to-one and using special Gospel tracts. Here’s a report of what went down at  Easter when he actually attended a JW “church” service.

Jehovah’s Witnesses passed out fliers all over my neighborhood inviting people to attend ["Easter"] service today at their Kingdom Hall.  Steve Pivovaroff, Carlos Ramos and I went inside the service thinking that it was primarily intended to attract new members.  We thought we would be presented with their beliefs and given a chance to ask questions.  We wanted to use the question phase to ask some questions and share the True Gospel.  To our surprise, it was a full-on service to commemorate Jesus’ death.  Jehovah’s Witnesses do not believe in the bodily resurrection of Jesus so they do not call it Easter or Resurrection Day. (more…)

Fox Sports has called a Super Bowl TV commercial with the Bible verse John 3:16 “too religious” and declined to run it. There was even more surprise when it did air with no explanation or announcement from the network.

A 30-second commercial called “LookUp 316” says, “John 3:16, what’s that mean?” The answer is easy. Look it up. (more…)

Want the perfect something for that open air preaching friend? How about a special present for your unreasonable atheist neighbor down the street who Grinchilly denies that there really is a reason for the season? Here are some great CHRISTmas giving ideas from Evangelism Stuff:

And here’s a favorite of mine: (more…)

This is great! Puzzles, games, riddles, jokes, mazes, a scary, creepy website…and a kid-friendly Gospel message—all on a one sheet that you can hand out with candy on Halloween Harvest night!

Redeem the evening with this wonderful tract by Anna “Banana” Jackson, proprietor, along with her husband Dale, of the web store Evangelism Stuff.

Click here to download one and print them off by the hundreds.

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And here’s another unique Harvest Tract:
The Cootie Catcher

These days parents are wary of what their kids get in Halloween bags, especially if it’s something Christian. If it’s suspect, like loosely wrapped homemade brownies given by the hippie commune down the street, or a tract with a smiling Jesus, it gets thrown away. But here’s a novel idea: a sanctified version of the Cootie Catcher.

You remember those don’t you? Little boys and girls everywhere would write out their fortunes and whatever came up, that was their future, like having to marry little Billy, the kid with the funny nose, etc. On this evangelistic version every “fortune” that kids (or parents) read gives a very clear—and scary—Gospel presentation.

Here’s the “fortune” under the symbols for “road” and “heart” on the Cootie Catcher: (more…)

It’s time to bring out Halloween themed evangelistic posts again….

We all know that the world celebrates October 31st like Christians cheer Christmas, so let’s give them what they want, something spooky like this: “DEATH BETH”

Send this link to a friend—or enemy—and give them a fright. Death Beth really knows if you’re gonna die!

Then take a cute little death survey: (more…)

Can you figure out how the image below could possibly lead someone from Hell to Heaven?

My friend Jonathan Meyers sent me this extremely creative, outside-the-box idea. To see how it works, and how you can do it, click here.