Here’s the question I posed last week: What would you have said to the postman named Diosdado (which means “God-given”) as he waited on you at the post office. Here’s what I said: I said, “Do you know what else is God-given? He gave His Son, Jesus Christ.” Then I gave him my 17 second
“It is finished.” And this is why we tell others… (Visit this site again on Sunday for inspiration… “Your Thoughts” will be postponed till Monday…)
What happened to you as you shared about the fact that God poured out all the wrath that we deserved on Jesus, when He hung Him on a cross to die for our sins? And how much have you suffered for your evangelistic zeal?
Okay all you evangelists. What happens if you don’t have your Gospel tracts and a huge door opens for you to share. For example: I was at the Post Office and a man named Diosdado helped me with my mail. I asked him what his name meant. “It means ‘God-given,’” he replied. What would you
Visions of Hell
This is an excerpt from evangelist Mark Cahill’s book, “One Thing You Can’t Do in Heaven,” concerning a conversation that he had with Darryl, the brother of basketball star, Charles Barkley.
When Charles went into another room, Darryl told me, “You know, I had a heart attack a couple of months ago.” Then he added, “I saw something.”
You have probably heard about near-death experiences, where some people who briefly died reportedly saw a tunnel and a white light. But many people see other things, and Darryl did not have the typical experience. He told me that when his heart stopped, his spirit rose up out of his body, and he could look down and see his body on the operating table. He explained that his spirit took off on a journey. Suddenly he saw trees burning, the ground smoldering around the trees, and a lake of fire in front of him. I asked, “What did you see?”
“I saw Hell.”
He said confidently, “I would have gone to Hell.”
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