I’ve had a few people express concern about my story “Terrorists in the Elevator.” It had nothing to do with the sad fact that an evangelist would get the boot from the mall for preaching in an elevator. Nor was the concern focused on the rough treatment I endured at the hands of over-zealous guards. No it had
(Read part 1 of this story here.) Lt. Gomez of the estimable Security force at the Galleria mall got me again. I had just exited the elevator last Friday evening and saw him; he saw me, too, but all was cool. I noticed, though, that he glanced at my left hand, the hand holding the million
The high school kid in line at Rite Aide drugstore didn’t want the giant hundred dollar bill after he found out that it was a “religious” tract, so he tried to hand it back to me. “Sorry,” I said. “I can’t take it back.” He insisted. I refused. Looking around, he tried offering it to a neighbor of
The Surfrider Foundation had a team cleaning up the beaches. “Thanks a million!” I said, handing everyone a million dollar bill Gospel tract. They all thanked me for the “cash” until I got to the Asian man. “I don’t need it.” he said angrily. “But it has the million dollar question on the back: If
The 12 Tracts of Christmas
At the beginning of December I made a proposal to my Senior Pastor and boss, Zac, that went something like this: “I have a special tract that the whole congregation can pass out; it’s easier to give away than the million dollar bill; and we can motivate the whole church to do it by calling this program
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