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LA Anti-War Protest (Pt. 5): My Protest Banner Limbo

Mar 30, 2009Steve Sanchez6 CommentsAbnormal Evangelism Ideas, Humor

Ridiculous! That’s what I thought of these naive people’s silly ideas and political stances at the big anti-war protest we attended. Our purpose was apolitical: preach the Gospel! (You must read the start of this series by clicking here.) Still, when confronted with large obvious banners declaring untruths, (people actually believe that the horrible events

Dubya Joined us @ the MLK Jr. Parade!

Jan 28, 2009Steve Sanchez1 CommentHumor

(This is part 5 of a series. Part 1 starts here.) Just before the inauguration on January 20, former President George W. Bush had some time to kill before traveling to D.C., so he joined our evangelism team at the Martin Luther King Jr. Parade. He, too, wanted to dress appropriately for the occasion so

Blackmailed by the National Enquirer

Dec 26, 2008Steve Sanchez5 CommentsHumor, Video/Audio

Ray Comfort, Tony Miano, and myself celebrated Christmas night—like we always do—by heading upstairs to the third floor ballroom of Living Waters headquarters, where we unwound from a hard year of sharing our faith by doing a little disco groovin’. Unfortunately, some atheists from The National Enquirer were suspended from a rope on a crane

Two Bust-a-Gut Holiday Videos

Dec 19, 2008Steve Sanchez2 CommentsHumor, Video/Audio

THE CHRISTMAS LINEBACKER Watch this hilarious video featuring a hard-hitting linebacker who “punishes” all those who take the Christ out of Christmas. Click here to watch the video from SermonSpice. THIS NEXT VIDEO IS FOR MEN ONLY! REPEAT: MEN ONLY! Click here for “Beware of the Doghouse”

Bad Joke Time

Nov 18, 2008Steve Sanchez3 CommentsHumor

A sidewalk preacher stood on a soapbox downtown and started a rousing sermon on salvation, ending with, “Brothers and Sisters, if you want to go to Heaven, come stand by me!” Half of those standing around joined the preacher, and he went on, raising his voice and fervor, again with the call, “Brothers and Sisters,