The Expositor

Taking Thanksgiving to the streets, one sidewalk at a time. This was a Thanksgiving message @ the General Consulate of Mexico.

I preached this message at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) office. I gave an apology on behalf of Christ, and His true church; for all the false converts. Regretfully I forgot to expound on the “enemies of the cross” in that passage, and who they are. But when my pulpit is the sidewalk, and I

You may have put your uniform on this morning, but a mortician may remove it tonight. Are you ready to meet your Maker? To know more about life after death, and how to know God, click here. Chaplain Bill. The Things We See -PTSD Awareness- from PARAMEDICPAUL on Vimeo.

Recently a Christian told me that he was waiting for the Lord to “open a door for me to share the Gospel with someone.” Needless to say I advised him that the Lord already opened that door, it is called the outdoors (aka the open air). Out of curiosity I then began searching thru his

Today I spent the day evangelizing in the city of Palm Springs. The sky was blue, and the temperature was 86 degrees (that’s cool for Palm Springs). As I stood on a street corner, I used each large stack of Gospel tracts as if they were my hour glass. Every time a stack ran out,

A compilation of excerpts from many great 20th Century Preachers. Ian Paisley, Leonard Ravenhill, A.W. Tozer, Duncan Campbell, T. Austin Sparks, Paris Reidhead.

Three people from diverse backgrounds responded to the Gospel call at this bus depot. Note that I did not preach easy believism, I actually preached and warned against it. To God be the glory. After I saturated this place with tracts, the police arrived and began searching people. I decided to place the officers in

I received a phone call that this funeral was in procession, so I responded at the last minute. This is an important opportunity. Because at almost every police funeral that I’ve attended over the last two three decades. Almost every priest, pastor, or chaplain ‘preaches them into heaven,’ whether they be born-again and repent, or

DISCLAIMER: This post is not intended to encourage self-defense as a commandment, but only to consider as a last resort option. This post is not specifically speaking of Christians while open-air preaching. I only used the following open-air preaching scenario, because it raises many questions. I ask you to consider the future rise of violence

What an interesting night. I evangelized our downtown, via preaching the Gospel, distributing tracts & engaged in some constructive conversations. As I was walking towards a larger crowd, I noticed a ‘church’ having a Halloween celebration outside. I walked throughout their event, and observed that it was absent Christ and His Gospel. I identified myself

While evangelizing at this bus depot, the lady seen in the wheelchair was hungry for the Gospel, as was another lady that I spent most of my time with (at this outreach). Though she did give me permission to upload our conversation, I decided to edit our conversation. In addition, the Lord used this to

This is a great commentary, but I must add the following. Remember that I am a conservative that believes in small – limited government. The duty of interposition shall not be limited to the government officials, whom Peroutka mentions. It is also the duty of the citizenry to interpose. We will always have dumb or

This edited video was originally 30-minutes long. However, I later decided to trim off the first 20 minutes and republish the rest (which is not much). Frankly I don’t want to tip my hand to the enemy, by revealing too much info online. Henceforth, my introduction and explanation of this event was removed from this

What does it mean to be “Blessed,” and how do we Biblically understand and apply this word? by Bill Rhetts, MA (Disclaimer: This applies only to born-again Christians) A Biblical word that is often misunderstood, misused, and misapplied is the word “blessed.” Such as “I’m blessed,” “be blessed,” “God bless you,” etcetera etcetera. The prosperity