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Monthly Archives: August 2017
I Was So Worried
I was leading a Bible study in Oakwood 4 – a wing at the juvenile hall. There I met 17-year-old Mario who wanted to turn his life around and follow Jesus. Afterward he asked me if I had been to … Continue reading
How Do You Know the Bible’s True?
I was leading a Bible study with incarcerated teens. There was a new guy in my group—he’d just turned 14. The others were 17. Three years is a big difference with teenagers. The older guys in the group had already … Continue reading
Young Boy Wants Forgiveness
Sunday at the beach we had our table set up to give out free Bibles. A 12-year-old boy stopped to say he’d lost his cell phone—had we seen it? No, but we’d keep our eyes open. Meanwhile, I gave him … Continue reading
Muslim Student from Senegal
We were on a crowded train in France when I found an empty seat next to a university student from Senegal. He ignored me until I said, “Bonjour!” I then offered him a “Good News” comic book in French. He … Continue reading
Posted in DOCTRINE, Other Religions, TRAVELING
Tagged Bible, France, God, hope, Islam, Parle vous Francais?, prayer, Senegal, SONG: One Business in Life, train travel, university, wife
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Baby Steps
A few years ago a schoolteacher in our fellowship retired. He said he wanted to serve God in some way. Could I make a suggestion? Certainly! There were many opportunities for ministering to inmates at the local jail. Or, perhaps … Continue reading
Posted in BEACH, PEOPLE
Tagged baby steps, beach evangelism team, beach ministry, Bible, fellowship, local jail, Mark 16:15, schoolteacher, surfers, too interpersonal, tracts
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Restless People
“You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.” St. Augustine of Hippo, 400 AD Remember my friend Martha who was not interested in attending Bible study? She said … Continue reading
I Don’t Believe in God!
I invited a friend to Bible study. She didn’t hesitate in her reply: “I’m sorry, but I don’t believe in God. If God does exist, I don’t believe I should be accountable to Him. If I’m wrong, then I’m willing … Continue reading
Pray Through My Medium
A sick friend asked me to pray for her. However, there was a condition involved. She wanted me to pray through her therapist who was a medium. I replied, “But I already have a medium! Jesus Christ said, ‘I am … Continue reading
Cohabit or Marry?
Many couples today prefer to cohabit rather than marry. Yet there are some who want to obey God and do what is right. One young man said, “If I don’t think of a girl as a girlfriend, then I’m not … Continue reading