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Guest E-vangie: STRIP CLUB!!! By Linda Bush

Jun 12, 2007Steve SanchezGuest E-vangies

Linda Bush is taking my evangelism class for the first time. She is relatively shy, unassuming… and if you knew her, you would never think that she would ever do something like this!

When I was in class the Holy Spirit gave me the perfect place to hand out my Million-Dollar bill Gospel tracts… I have prayed many times that the Lord would burn this place to the ground because it is near my home. He gently said “Linda, they will just build another one!” Yes Lord, you are right. So it did not suprise me when I was told that a topless club called the “Wild Goose” was where God wanted me to hand out my tracts.
null I was afraid that if I did not do it right away I would not do what I clearly knew I was to do for God; then I would feel awful for a very long time. So the day after class I went to the “Wild Goose.” I parked my car on the street because I did not want to be in that parking lot with my car.

I saw one man near the entrance talking on a cell phone, smoking a cigarette. I started to approach him but he turned his back to me and walked away. Then a man came out the front door right toward me. “Did you get one of these?” I asked.
null “No,” he replied and took the bill from my hand. “I got one of these a very long time ago.”

OPEN AIR AT THE MEGA-CHURCH By Logan Pasche

May 1, 2007Steve SanchezGuest E-vangies, Open Air

(This week will feature open-air preaching stories…) Logan is an on-fire evangelist from who sent this to me: It’s Saturday night. I’m standing on an open-air stool on a mega church youth campus. There are hundreds of kids from every bad neighborhood walking around and skateboarding. Bathrooms get tagged by graffiti. Gangs meet. More than

Guest E-vangie: A MAN NAMED DOUGLAS By Tina Brown

Apr 20, 2007Steve SanchezGuest E-vangies

Douglas was a man who had a “back story.”

We all have a back story: Some of us come with a heritage of faith & faithfulness; some of us came with the testimony of God’s ability to rescue us from terrible circumstances; the latter was true of Douglas, a man who had a past that some of us could never understand or forgive. He was a three strike felon incarcerated at San Quentin until he finally arrived at a convalescent hospital with no belongings, no family, and no one to love him or take the time to share God’s love and truth.
null One day the Lord reminded me of the promise I made to Him: “I want to serve you Lord, and I know there is a convalescent home down the road where people need to hear about you; I need to do something, do something, do something!”

Guest E-vangies: RICHER LAKERS By Warren C.

Apr 12, 2007Steve SanchezGuest E-vangies

On the way home today I decided to stop by Fry’s in Manhattan Beach. I parked my vehicle at Manhattan Village Mall and saw a crowd at the grand opening of Joey’s BBQ; noticing there was a mall cop, I needed to be discreet. At a table were two guys signing autographs; I recognized Jordan

Visions of Hell

Apr 4, 2007Steve Sanchez2 CommentsGuest E-vangies

This is an excerpt from evangelist Mark Cahill’s book, “One Thing You Can’t Do in Heaven,” concerning a conversation that he had with Darryl, the brother of basketball star, Charles Barkley.

When Charles went into another room, Darryl told me, “You know, I had a heart attack a couple of months ago.” Then he added, “I saw something.”

You have probably heard about near-death experiences, where some people who briefly died reportedly saw a tunnel and a white light. But many people see other things, and Darryl did not have the typical experience. He told me that when his heart stopped, his spirit rose up out of his body, and he could look down and see his body on the operating table. He explained that his spirit took off on a journey. Suddenly he saw trees burning, the ground smoldering around the trees, and a lake of fire in front of him. I asked, “What did you see?”

“I saw Hell.”

“You saw Hell? Darryl, if you would have died, where would you have gone?”

He said confidently, “I would have gone to Hell.”