April, 2009 - Stone The Preacher

LA Anti-War Protest (Conclusion): In the Belly of the Beast

Apr 9, 2009Steve Sanchez4 CommentsE-vangie Tales, Open Air

It’s a tricky thing to attempt to preach to thousands of angry protesters as they march down the street waving banners, flags, and large signs suitable for bashing heads. Add to that rhythmic chants, off-key songs, fist-thrusting bellows, bullhorns, and Native Americans with tom-toms, then you can see how a street preacher has quite a

Saturday Adventure: Ray Comfort in Huntington Beach

Apr 8, 2009Steve SanchezAA- EVANGELISM SCHEDULE, Video/Audio

This Saturday we will head on down to Huntington Beach to share our faith alongside Ray Comfort. Meet at Hope Chapel at noon; we will leave promptly at 12:30. Did you see Ray on New Zealand’s “60 Minutes” program? Of course not, most of you live in the USA. Well, here it is anyway: (Read about the

What’s Your E-vangie Tale #31

Apr 8, 2009Steve Sanchez22 CommentsWhat's Your E-vangie Tale?

The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to release the oppressed, to proclaim the year of the Lord’s favor. (Luke 4:18-19) Here is the latest

LA Anti-War Protest (Part 9): What Would Your Strategy Be?

Apr 7, 2009Steve SanchezMy Thoughts/Your Thoughts, Open Air

The anti-war protest march started. Two very angry ladies on loudspeakers shouted into their mics and led rhyming chants while the marchers shouted, yelled, and screamed. Others beat drums and blew horns. This was the peace demonstration. And it all culminated in a “Die-In.” (Start this series at part 1 by clicking here.) With all

LA Anti-War Protest (Part 8): The Violent Peacenik

Apr 6, 2009Steve Sanchez6 CommentsOpen Air, PERSECUTED!

Anti-war protesters are all about love and peace until you preach a message about the true peace that only comes from a personal relationship with The Prince of Peace… then things can get ugly—fast! (Please read the start of this series by clicking here.) Over the last two weeks I’ve been writing about the most