This morning I preached from Matthew 18:1-4. One woman in line objected to the message, and made some comments. A second woman that is a “Theology major,” objected to my preaching. So she took a poll from the crowd to see if I should continue preaching (or not). To find out what the results of
Many Christians are waiting for a revival, but they’re right here in our own neighborhoods. Nowhere in the Scriptures are we told to “Wait for an opportunity,” to share the Gospel, as many Christians suppose. God has already foreordination these opportunities in the open air. “Wilt thou not revive us again: that thy people may
Regretfully I did not get a chance to labor the Gospel at this year’s Superbowl game in Minneapolis. But thankfully many other Christians had their boots on the ground. Thankfully those Christians were faithful and diligent in laboring and heralding the glorious Gospel to the multitudes. While these faithful Heralds were laboring, they realized that some
My below remarks are in the context of, and response to, what most refer to as “persecution,” or “harassment;” for sharing or preaching the Gospel. When evangelists in the USA get cited or arrested, we need to respond like Biblical Christians, not like Americans. In the book of Acts the Apostles didn’t complain, nor did
In this outreach I street preached from 2 Thessalonians 1:6-9. I mentioned few of my police shootings, and how in some cases that taking of human life can be without sin. However apart from those shootings, I have committed murder within my own heart (Matthew 5:21-26). I then preached the glorious Gospel. I zoomed-in on
This is a beautiful story where Deputy Matt Holman of the Greenville County Sheriff’s Department ‘stopped and searched’ homeless man Robert Morris. Deputy Holman not only fed Morris, he gives him his own ‘personal Bible.’ Six months later Morris dials 911 to report the Deputy, where he tells the dispatcher that he is no longer
The Lord’s ‘power and glory’ shined throughout this glorious morning. Before I even started preaching (while distributing tracts), a lady asked me to pray for her (seen in upper left video). Then once I finished preaching, one lady sitting in line exhorts me to preach some more. Then another lady approached me encouraging me to
The photographs and video footage used in this video, are from my own personal files. In this expository teaching I go over (including but not limited to) 1. DAVID’S TRIALS (AND OURS) A. The Multiplicity of His Foes (vs 1) B. The Malignity of His Foes (vs 2) 2. DAVID’S TRUST (AND OURS) A. His
As I prepared for this expository study (other than one scholar), I studied under the teachings of scholars from the 1400’s up to the 1800’s. Therefore, this teaching will not be ‘watered down’ with contemporary fruffles. We will learn of the dangers of ‘walking’ with non-saved ‘friends.’ We will also learn how to ‘Biblically’ love
I just got back from spending an amazing seven days in Tennessee. My primary reason for going, was to attend Reforming America Ministries third annual two-day Reformation Preaching Conference, which was hosted at Calvary Bible Church in Joelton. I traveled afar to sit, lean, listen, and learn under a collective team of extraordinary polished sophisticated
Working in Law Enforcement is unpredictable. It can provide ‘hours of boredom, and moments of sheer terror.’ In other words, nothing is routine, and you never know when the unexpected occurs. And so it is with Open-Air Preaching, you never know what will occur. Though there was no “terror” here, after warning this crowd that
I say amen, but may I add this. That word “dead” in trespasses’ (in Eph 2:4-5) comes from the Greek work ‘nekrós’ (νεκρός), it is an adjective. By short definition this ‘nekrós’ means that before a person was saved (born-again), they were ‘metaphorically and spiritually’ DEAD, dead as a corpse in a graveyard. They are
