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On Monday we had our last outreach of the semester at Brookhaven College. It was an amazing time. I brought two cases of water to give out along with a box of One Thing You Can’t Do in Heaven books. … Continue reading →

I have done a lot of witnessing in shopping malls over the past few years. Normally in the mall we have one eye out for the lost and the other for the security guards. We’ve had run ins with security, … Continue reading →

There is a great debate in the evangelism circles over whether witnessing should be primarily within the context of relationship to family and friends or to strangers. Jon Speed does an excellent job in his book, Evangelism in the New … Continue reading →

In John 8:30,31, The word says, ” As He spoke these words , many believed in Him. Then Jesus said to those Jews who believed Him, If you abide in my word then you will be my disciples indeed and you … Continue reading →

Now when they saw the boldness of Peter and John, and perceived that they were uneducated, common men, they were astonished. And they recognized that they had been with Jesus. (Acts 4:13 ESV) What is a key to overcoming the … Continue reading →

On Thursday was our latest outreach at Brookhaven College. This is becoming one of our favorite fishing spots. I was joined by Todd, Brian and David. Todd met me at the car and helped me carry the things from the … Continue reading →

As many of you know, I am training to run a marathon on December 5th. During my training runs I have lot’s of time to think and pray. Often these prayers lead to new tracts and ministry ideas. Other times, … Continue reading →

This week I got the Pocket Lie Detector from Living Waters. On Friday, I got the first chance to take it out to the mall to try it out. We had a great time using it to start conversations with … Continue reading →

On Saturday night, I had the privilege of going witnessing at the Frisco Rough Riders game with a group of over 25 people. We teamed up with a group from Gospel For Asia who are on fire for the Lord. … Continue reading →

I was listening to Mark Cahill’s message Hey Stranger yesterday while driving in my car. Mark cites statistics from Jon Speed’s book Evangelism in the New Testament and then gives real examples of how sharing the Gospel with strangers has … Continue reading →