The Million-dollar bill Gospel tract serves many purposes. One is that the message on the back of the bill exposes things that men would love to keep hidden. The second purpose is that it can cover things that should remain hidden. What a great idea it was to take the entire family to the Getty
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals may object to this type of evangelism. Still, we live in desperate times and people are dying and going to Hell everyday! Use Fido and Kip and Rover to help get that Million-dollar bill with the Gospel of life into the hands of that pet lover who cares
This is from our friend Francis (who is a secular Jew) who moved away with her family from California without notice. Avi is her husband and Ishai is her 7-year-old son. “Well it’s just so funny: Avi and Ishai got the million-dollar bill at a summer fair in Redondo, and of course Ishai really thinks
I had some time to kill before picking up my parents at the airport, so I stopped by the Fox Hills Mall in Culver City. As I pulled my car into the mall I saw a bus stop with a ton of people. I pulled out a stack of 100 Million-dollar bill Gospel tracts and started to get to work. Most of the people at the bus stop were quite happy to receive the bill; there were a number of young adults and some senior citizens. In particular a young Asian woman with a UCLA sweatshirt got quite offended at me passing out bills and talking to people.
“F#*# Y#$,” she said vehemently.
“You’re a Christian just trying to convert people!” she said with disgust.
A godly woman I know told me this recently: “I feel like vomiting whenever I hand out a million-dollar bill; but I fear God more than I do man, so I do it.” She has also said that her hand shakes and she thinks that someone is going to beat her up when she gives