At least four people were killed in a blinding sandstorm that created a huge pile-up of cars on a freeway just north of L.A. Dozens of others were injured. “All my family was in this van, all 11,” said Fernando Amaral Pontes, standing near the wreckage of his vehicle on the desert highway.
Death strikes when we least expect it. There is an urgency to the Gospel message… A 32-year-old woman from the L.A. area died in a fall off a cliff at Yellowstone National Park, park officials said. The fall happened Friday evening in the Calcite Springs area, just north of Tower Falls. Her body was recovered
Here is another collection of people who have died suddenly on the… well, you know… King George II died on the toilet in 1760 at the age of 77. He woke up at six that morning, drank a little chocolate, and an hour later went to the bathroom, where he died of a ruptured aorta.
Paul Latour lives in Canada and is a frequent commentator to this blog. In response to our Labor Day evangelism event at the Fiesta Hermosa (read all 6 parts so far, starting here), he put into very practical terms the urgency that is needed—using whatever means possible—in getting the Word out. Here are his comments:
Sudden Death: Enema!
I’m continually amazed at the ridiculous things people do that will ultimately cause death, suddenly. This is why there is an urgency in preaching the Gospel… According to Join Together, an alcohol abuse treatment website, a Texas man died after receiving an enema full of sherry wine, and his wife was recently cleared of charges
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