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Penn and Teller Don’t Like You

Sep 17, 2009Steve Sanchez10 CommentsE-vangie Tales, Famous Lost Words, Video/Audio

I met a young lady named Kelly the other day while getting the oil changed in my car. I offered her a million dollar bill gospel tract and asked if she would go to Heaven or Hell. She replied that she would be going to Heaven because she was confirmed as a Catholic. After taking

ON SKID ROW

Aug 13, 2009Steve Sanchez7 CommentsE-vangie Tales, Open Air

I’m proud of our church. Not only do we believe in Biblical evangelism, we believe also in putting our faith in action by hitting the streets of Skid Row on a monthly basis with our Skid Row Outreach. In addition, we also have a ministry called “Hope in Action” that provides food and clothing to

The Memorial Service, Pt. 1

Jul 8, 2009Steve Sanchez9 CommentsE-vangie Tales, Open Air

A security friend of mine warned that the LAPD were expecting white supremacists to be there. Also, about thirty people from a Kansas hate church. In addition, an expected 1 million fans were going to clog the streets of Los Angeles, hoping to catch a glimpse of, well, something from the Memorial service for the man who had

Gay Pride Parade, Pt. 7: “Pride” and Attitude

Jun 23, 2009Steve Sanchez2 CommentsE-vangie Tales, Gay community

A great attitude can make all the difference when entering into hostile territory with the good news of Jesus Christ. At the 39th Annual West Hollywood Gay Pride Parade we knew we weren’t welcome as Christian evangelists, so we came armed to the teeth, battle-ready. rucksacks packed with… great attitudes! (Start at the beginning of

Gay Pride Parade, Pt. 5: “Pride” and Joy

Jun 19, 2009Steve Sanchez3 CommentsE-vangie Tales, Gay community

A friend asked me, “When do you dust your feet off?” This was a reference to Jesus telling his twelve disciples, “If anyone will not welcome you or listen to your words, shake the dust off your feet when you leave that home or town.” And make no mistake about it, fifteen evangelists were not exactly welcomed