Ryan Arneson started visiting South Mountain Community College in 2009 to hand out tracts and talk to students about Jesus. The busy urban campus, in southern Phoenix, was a perfect venue for sidewalk evangelism. Campus administrators approved Arneson’s visits ahead of time and even escorted him to a patio table in front of the school’s
An Australian airline Monday said it had offered discounts on future travel to some passengers after a man died on their 11-hour flight from Singapore to New Zealand. Click to read the rest here.
Everyone should be able to give a short 45 second gospel presentation if the occasion arises. Perhaps the person is disinterested in what you have to say and you need to say it quickly. Or a person is in a hurry and can only spare a moment. Or you may be on a stagecoach and
On this day in 1964 this godly Rwandan reverend was taken to a bridge by force. As he walked, he sang this hymn: There’s a land that is fairer than day, And by faith we can see it afar: For the Father waits over the way, To prepare us a dwelling place there. His hymn
Atheist Tuesday Q & A: Why Your Way Only?
This Atheist Tuesday kicks off a new season of answering your sincere (and
not so sincere) questions. Feel free to leave your queries about me, my methods, or my God in the comments section!
Atheist Davy wrote in response to a comment posted from a reader sometime ago. My answers to his concerns will be in red:
The comment: “Today the bible is more widely translated, published, and read than in all previous centuries combined. By its teachings weak people find strength, worried people find peace, confused people gain answers, and intelligent people grow wiser. ”
Davy’s concerns and questions:
Davy, you neglected the “intelligent people.” Did you exclude them from the statement on purpose? When one reads the Bible “intelligent people grow wiser.” No one ever said that we target the weak, worried or confused; it’s just a fact that in this godless, biblically illiterate age, it seems that there are more weak, worried and confused people.
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