Since I did not have to study and prepare for a sermon for this Lord’s Day, and it was a light week, I was able to preach the Gospel daily. Here’s one of those many labors of love.
This was a 40-minute encounter, but for obvious reasons, at this time I am only provided this excerpt. Out of the many others I’ve evangelized, perhaps he was the sincerest. I am thankful that he did not become combative, as some have. Most importantly, please pray for this man!
I rarely upload evangelism videos anymore, but here’s one. This is an excerpt only; the private encounters and conversations were omitted. Too many professing Christians seemingly have made a golden calf out of the pro-life cause, perhaps even of the fetus. I watched a pro-life documentary, and oh, how it was man centered. The Triunity
Though I evangelize (or preach) daily, I rarely upload evangelism videos anymore (too time consuming). But this brief summarization of the Gospel was done at a very unique location. Hence, this one’s for you. The tract I wrote that I gave them can be read here.
Since Christians obey the Great Commission, we are at a higher risk. Hence, here’s a valuable resource for your consideration. UPDATE 08/09/21: Since I am in more contact with COVID+ brethren, I began prophylactically taking my Ivermectin today. As I stated on Twitter today –
Because this video was uploaded to this channel, I established a new Facebook connection with another Reformed Baptist Pastor. Similarly, like myself, he desires to connect to like-minded Heralds of the Gospel. In a personal dialog with me, he expressed his concern with the growing number of “reformed” evangelists that prefer to “get tied up
Amy Rue, I received your comment you submitted under this video. Since your comment was public, I will respond publicly. I see as of “Sept 10, 2020” you have a brand new YouTube channel. Is this so you can profess to be a Christian, then wrongfully criticize Heralds with your unbiblical (anti-Biblical) rhetoric? Amy, you
I was preaching the Law & Gospel at this location for about 20 minutes (one sermon for each line). Except for one alleged Christian in the first line that shouted, “Just tell them to accept Jesus,” the crowd was very receptive. And so I publicly corrected that blasphemous heresy, while preaching to the next line,
Other than a conversation with one alleged Christian that wrongfully told me, “Why don’t you just tell them to accept Jesus,” this was non-eventful. I correct that heresy on the next corner, in the next video.