My dear brothers Martin Sr, Martin Jr and myself distributed Gospel tracts to those present. This video depicts a portion of this labor of love. He who dies with the most toys still dies. But he who dies with Christ wins.
My wife and I exploring Gods creation, one excursion at a time. Our mean looking dog at the end, was actually stepping in between the other dogs, to referee the other two. I suspect that’s why her former owners gave her up for adoption four years ago. It looks real bad, but had I put
Today my wife and I spent a long day off-roading. Our favorite trail was the infamous ‘Heartbreak Ridge.’ However our hearts were not broken. Frankly our lunch spot in the dirt was more ‘bonding’ than a fancy dinner. Considering I had no spotter, my Jeep did very well crawling over many rocks (though I’m not
Our adventure consisted of 8 Jeeps, and 11 persons. We most certainly all had a great time. The weather was beautiful, and the dust was minimal, the scenery was awesome. We were off the road at 0930, and back on the asphalt at 1330. This gave us with 4 hours of pleasurable scenery, v-notches, steep
On this beautiful day that the Lord had made, my ‘first ministry’ (my wife) and I enjoyed an off road excursion through Afton Canyon. Though it was not our primary purpose this day, we were able to pass out some Gospel tracts as well. He who dies with the most toys still dies. But he
My wife and I enjoyed spending ‘Labor Day’ with a wonderful group of fellow off-roaders. First we did a run through Gold Mountain (see my wife’s video from two-months ago), then the Rock Garden. Then our stellar Trail Leader and Trail Gunner got us through both little John Bull, and big John Bull trails –
One week after this devastating fire, I decided to ‘off road’ thru much of it. All the major power poles and lines were already replaced. And various other phases of rebuilding were in process. Sadly I observed some animal carcasses, but I did not include them. I only had my GoPro camera, so there’s no close
When your Jeep un-expectantly hangs-up on a rock, another larger rocks pulls you through and over. A spiritual lesson can be learned thru my own natural mishaps. Music High Drama, by Five Alarm. .
Today my wife and I took-on Gold Mountain up in the San Bernardino National Forest. We left very early in the morning, to beat the heat. It took 4 ½ hours to get through 6.7 miles of off road trail. She drove the entire mountain, and every obstacle. Music in their order. Preliator, by Lisbeth
Missions trip into Big Bear – via off-roading trip to Bulter Peak fire lookout. First an off-road trip to the historical ‘Butler Peak Fire Lookout.’ I then evangelized the off-road community, and then everyone else. The ‘aerial view’ of the Butler Peak Fire Lookout was provided by the ‘Camerajumper1’ YouTube channel. Music ‘Decimation Proclamation’, by
While the wiser people escaped the heat, into either the mountains or the beach. I decided to go to the low desert. It wasn’t as hot as it was last week, but it did reach 112 degrees. Thankfully for my Expulsion Hood, my engine ran normal. Since I was alone, I had to place my
While driving through the mountains, I thought I was hallucinating. 😉 I thought I saw a pretty lady sitting under an umbrella, on-top a lifeguard stand. So I made a U-turn to further investigate…. Music ‘Whistling Down the Road,’ by Silent Partner. To read a Gospel tract click here. – Chaplain Bill 🙂
