Ever seen those sign twirlers doing their fancy thing on street corners? Well, this guy wasn’t one of them. He was actually sitting down and barely holding the sign up. If I didn’t hurry over and witness to him, I’m sure he would have fallen off his chair. He was soooo bored. He really didn’t want to go to Hell, but…Yawn! 
Photos by D.D.To see another sitting slacker sign seller…
His last words were: “I am not the least afraid to die.”
The following story is the reason I ask the million $ question everywhere, which is: “If you were to die today, would you go to heaven or hell?”
Manhattan Beach- It was a moment of pure exhilaration, an act of abandon to celebrate a life now under control.
A leap from the Manhattan Beach Pier would also end the days of 20-year-old Daniel Barth.
“You cannot stop their dying, but, oh, that God might help you to stop their being damned! You cannot stop the breath from going out of their bodies, but, oh, if the Gospel could but stop their souls from going down to destruction!”
Brief bio:
On May 5, I posted this. Click on the bottom to find my thoughts…
I belong to The Pocket Testament League, an organization that tries to provide Gospels of John to everyone who asks. It’s been around for a long time and they are doing a good work, but I have a problem with lesson #1 of their “Evangelism Boot Camp” of which I just subscribed. They offer some examples of testimonies that you can share with non-believers that I think are unbiblical . What do you think? I will give my reasons next week.
Here are the examples:
“Before I was a Christian, I tried to fill the void in my life by trying to accumulate money and power. Now Christ has filled that empty space in my life.”