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Tag Archives: salvation
College Student with an Attitude
While on the college campus with our Bible table, a student stopped to look over our books. I asked her if she’d like a free Bible and she gruffly replied, “NO!” Uh Oh! The girl has an attitude! I stepped … Continue reading
Sharing Jesus on the Pier
What fun! Sally and I decided to share Jesus as we walked along the beach promenade and out on the pier. The sun was shining and there were lots of people strolling or fishing. Our big pockets were bulging with … Continue reading
Posted in BEACH, DOCTRINE, HERE & THERE
Tagged Acts 13:47, Christian tracts, fishing, salvation, sharing Jesus on the Pier, sins, Spanish, tracts
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A Friend Becomes an Alcoholic
I watched my friend Lesley slowly become an alcoholic. Years passed, and her life and her abilities declined. I remember asking, “Lesley, do you ever think about spiritual things?” I was impressed with her knowledge of God and the Bible. She … Continue reading
Praying Together, Staying Together
Can praying together hold a marriage together? Perhaps. It seem that most incarcerated teens are from single-parent homes—but not all. One night at the juvenile facility, a 17-year-old was grieving over disappointing his parents by getting into trouble. “They are … Continue reading
Teen’s Baptism Experience
As an online missionary with GMO (Global Media Outreach), most of my contacts are from overseas—but not all. “Grace” is a delightful 15-year-old from New Jersey, who has been growing in her faith. Recently she expressed a desire to be … Continue reading
Singing a Man Into Heaven
Years ago I was blessed to be involved in a music ministry with two precious women. Their voices were professional. Mine was mediocre. But they needed me — I played guitar and could harmonize. Every Thursday, the three of us … Continue reading
Posted in ILLNESS or HOSPITAL, PEOPLE
Tagged Amazing Grace, coma, grace, guitar, heaven, Hospital, Jesus, John 1:14, music, nurses, salvation, singing a man into Heaven, SONG: GIVE ME A HEART, veil
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Studying The Bible Changes These Kids
It was 8:30 PM and I had just said goodnight to the guys in my Bible study at juvenile hall. I was closing the door to the unit when I glanced at the window of the steel door across the hall. … Continue reading
From Prostitution To Jesus
My friend Anita is a beautiful and godly woman. She and her husband are leaders in their church. They love the Lord Jesus and are quick to obey Him when it comes to serving others. Anita is a singer and … Continue reading
Man With Terminal Cancer
We attended an out-of-town function and were seated with a younger couple. We visited awhile and learned that Jim had terminal cancer. Neither he nor his girlfriend had any religious affiliation, but Jim was clearly disturbed about his condition. Whenever he spoke … Continue reading
Teen With Death Wish Finds Jesus
Jimmy, a 17 y.o. incarcerated youth, said he was never before interested in God or the Bible. “Tonight something happened. I was playing basketball and I heard the call for Bible study. It was strange, but I felt as if … Continue reading