“Hey Steve, what’s that on your leg?” my friend asked as we met for our men’s group early this morning. “Varicose veins,” I replied. “I’ve had them for years. They’re a great witnessing opportunity.” “What do you mean?” “When someone asks me, ‘What are those?’ I can say, ‘Varicose veins.’ Then I ask, ‘If you were to
I cannot stress how important it is to wear the right apparel when hitting the streets to evangelize. You want to wear something normal or provocative, but not too Jesus-y. Pique pagans’ passions perfectly by wearing a shirt like this available from EvangelismStuff.com : This is my favorite shirt. People do actually ask me questions about
I now have some of my favorite interviews and open air preaching sessions posted on the sidebar of this blog for your perusal. This is a great way to have your unsaved family members, co-workers and neighbors watch a Gospel presentation. Just say: “Hey Grandma, take a look at this interview. Is that interviewer obnoxious
While I was resting at home on Independence Day (after handing out an exhausting three Gospel tracts) our intrepid Canadian evangelist, Paul Latour, was busy doing his personal work. Here’s his report: A Canadian got ya covered Steve! On July 4th I trecked out to Parliament Hill (the Canadian version of your House of Congress
Organic Congregations
Some people call them “captive audiences.” I like “Organic Congregations” better; it’s more PC (Preacher Correct). You’ll hear the occasional hoot or holler from the man or woman standing in line at the Department of Motor Vehicles, or Social Security office, or the local courthouse when a preacher starts preaching to those Hellbound souls queued
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