Monthly Archives: August 2010

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 →

Barna recently released an article titled “Do American’s Change Faiths” in which they examined a survey response of approximately 2000 respondents to determine if Americans change faiths or if they maintain the faith of their childhood. This is interesting to … Continue reading →

Sometimes when doing evangelism we run into situations where there is a question of whether we are expressing our freedom of speech on public property or not. This is an important question because on public property, our first amendment rights … Continue reading →

What happens when you cross a life long dream of running a marathon, along with the design of a bucket list Gospel tract, the need to loose weight and the prompting of the Holy Spirit? You guessed it – you … Continue reading →

While I was at Starbucks yesterday, I put some tracts up on the community “bulletin” board with a magnet that was there. As I did I noticed a card on the board that said AMMA on top and had a … Continue reading →

This BLOG post about Muslims praying in New York City has been circulating the Internet a lot recently. It’s probably been sent to me at least a half a dozen times. What amazes me when I see these images is … Continue reading →