On the way home today I decided to stop by Fry’s in Manhattan Beach. I parked my vehicle at Manhattan Village Mall and saw a crowd at the grand opening of Joey’s BBQ; noticing there was a mall cop, I needed to be discreet. At a table were two guys signing autographs; I recognized Jordan
There is a change of plans. We were going to see Ray Comfort at the Huntington Pier this week, but he will be out of town. Instead, we will be going to the Redondo Beach Pier again to open-air preach, share 1-2-1, and hand out Gospel tracts.
Meet at Hope Chapel at noon or at the Pier at 1:15. The Friday “Hour of Power” is now at 4:30; we will leave promptly at that time! For the entire April schedule, click here
One of my strategies in getting the Gospel out to all creation is posting evangelistic videos to YouTube. Millions of people go to this website to view all sorts of videos, most with unredeeming messages. The current rage is “The Blasphemy Challenge” which encourages people to make videos of themselves blaspheming the Holy Spirit by
It was a simple greeting and a simple question. But a very strange reaction… Peet’s coffee is better than Starbuck’s, but since there isn’t one on every corner I patronize the place rarely. “Happy Good Friday!” I said cheerfully to the server at the counter. “Happy, uh, Good… Friday,” she replied haltingly. “Do you know
A lawsuit against the city of Goldsboro, North Carolina, has been settled in favor of a citizen who had previously been stopped from verbally sharing his faith in public and distributing religious literature. Anthony Denham had been told by a police department major that his activity qualified as picketing under a city ordinance and required