BAM! BOP! KA-POW! A melee broke out among the students of Leuzinger High School, in a gas station lot right across the street from where I was preaching, at the corner of Rosecrans and Prairie yesterday. No Sheriffs were around, so the kids had free reign to punch each other in the jaw and foreheads. One
It is always a treat to see new evangelism students in action, especially when they get picked on by angry sinners…. In Huntington Beach last Saturday, one newbie, Jay, ran up to me and was very excited. “I offered a $100 bill Gospel tract to a surfer,” he said, “and he shoved it back in my face!” Alphonso, another student,
I hear a lot of sad stories on the streets while sharing my faith; this is one of them: I met Mike on a recent excursion to the Redondo Beach Pier. He’s currently homeless, but a few years ago he wasn’t. In fact, he was a pastor of a church until his wife suddenly left
I’m ready to be demoted. The lady who schedules the invocations for the City of Torrance told my administrative assistant that I would not be able to pray in the name of Jesus, and that if I did, I would not be asked back again. She scheduled my invocation slot for this evening. I thought
It wasn’t as epic as the struggle between Esau and Jacob, but two brothers, fraternal twins no less, fought to the very end to see who who would score the highest in the latest evangelism class that just ended.
Timothy and Peter Johnson added up their score not knowing who had the highest tally, and at the climactic finish, Timothy won: 168 to 166. Timothy was also born two minutes ahead of his younger brother, so there was something very special—and uncanny—about the number two.
The twins now hold the distinction of being the youngest high-scorers—at age 16—of the Hope Chapel evangelism class. The competitition, with 49 people starting the class, ended with only 22. But they stuck it out to the finish. At stake for the winner was a stack of books, tracts, posters, and Ray Comfort CD’s… OR… a Veg-o-Matic!
This is the Veg-O-Matic, the world-famous food appliance, “. . . the only appliance in the world that slices whole, firm tomatoes in one stroke, with every seed in place. French fries? Make hundreds in one minute! Isn’t that amazing?!”
And now Timothy Johnson is the proud owner of this ’60’s gem.
Won’t Mom be proud?
BUT WAIT! THERE WAS A RECOUNT… AND ANOTHER WINNER! CLICK HERE TO FIND OUT WHO!
What’s this scoring business about anyway? How did Timothy score those points?