This Saturday we will be headed to our local fishin’ hole, the Redondo Beach Pier. Meet at Hope Chapel at noon to carpool. PUNCHED AT THE PIER Granted, American Christians don’t experience the same level of persecution as our brothers and sisters around the world, but on occasion something bad does happen. Three years ago,
Several months ago I wrote a controversial article explaining to atheists why evangelists must share their faith; I entitled it “The Drowning Woman” and received over 130 comments. In a nutshell, I compared the unbeliever to a woman who doesn’t realize that she is drowning, and the evangelist/lifeguard must do whatever is necessary to rescue her, even if it may appear rude. (Click here to read it.)
An atheist then brought in his viewpoint: That article, “The Relaxing Man,” essentially describes the atheist as a man enjoying a pleasant lull on the grass in a park when suddenly he is accosted by a crazy person, the evangelist. (Read that here.)
But the most curious comment was from a guy named Bizzle, who calls himself a Christian, but has different ideas on how evangelism should be performed. Here’s his perspective:
As for the evangelism question, I would have to say I evangelize passively, but I’m not sure that’s a correct description. I’ve tried to preach and it doesn’t work for me and there are two reasons for that:
A San Bernardino couple and their adult son were electrocuted outside their home early Friday as they responded to loud noises and flames from power lines brought down by fierce winds, police said. “There was something of an explosion. They had gone out to investigate, and they all were electrocuted,” said a San Bernardino police
Martyrs: Christian’s Hand Severed
The Voice of the Martyrs helps persecuted Christians around the world. One way is by making the plight of the persecuted known through the BE-A-VOICE Network. Here’s the latest report:
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