At Walmart I had the opportunity to talk to not one, but five Mormons as they filed out with their extremely discounted products. Monday is apparently shopping day for this cult. I handed one of them a Gospel tract and asked if they were good enough to enter Heaven. “We are saved by the sacrificial
The man on the bike is hurriedly pedaling away after calling me “Mr. Deceptive.” Why did he call me that? Because I tried to offer him a $1 Trillion Bill Gospel tract that tells about Heaven and Hell…and where he’ll go. Another lady, in Dollar Tree, also refused the bill saying she doesn’t need anything.
Want to know what happened at the Hollywood anti-war protest fourteen evangelists attended last week? How many casualties, bruises, insults and one finger salutes we endured? Fortunately none. (Oh a salute and insult or two….) Stay with this multi-part series and you will learn: Why the police suggested we preach inside the parade The 30
Next Tuesday, I’ll be starting a new series critiquing some evangelistic methods that are not very effective as well as sharing the mistakes I and others have made in our witnessing experiences. You may agree or disagree; just don’t remain silent. Below is one example of evangelism gone wrong from our outing last week at
The Meat Guy
A MEAT GUY dropped into Hope Chapel Hill Country while I was in my office and wanted to sell me some “extra cuts” he had on hand. I declined because my wife and youngest daughter are vegetarians, and, besides, I had no freezer to store the “extra cuts.” (I was severely tempted at $3.00 a
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