Monthly Archives: October 2009

Last week I was back in New York for company business. When I travel on business, I work long days and put in many hours. Often we have group dinners after work as well. But, being in New York City … Continue reading →

Romans 1:16 says that the Gospel is the power of salvation. Many false messages are out there. Many people who go to church and claim to be Christian live in the same way that the people of the world live. … Continue reading →

I was raised in a Christian household. Confirmed in middle school. And drifted away from church in high school. My senior year of college, I felt God tugging on me to figure out what it meant to have a relationship … Continue reading →

As I was going door to door this weekend, I was praying for some helpful tips that I could share about going door to door. God revealed five things that I can share with you. 1. Stand Back From the … Continue reading →

Last week I was in New York City on business for my company. I worked long hours for the company even including some business dinners into the evening. Since my hotel was a block off of Broadway and Times Square, … Continue reading →

Part 3In the first two parts of this series we have seen the power that Gospel tracts can have in bringing people to repentance and faith in Jesus Christ. First, in Brady’s tract testimony, we heard a personal testimony of … Continue reading →

This is Part Two of the “As You Go” series. Last week we shared a video that gave Brady’s testimony and showed how the power of a Gospel tract message was able to trigger him to repent of his sin … Continue reading →

Let me share a couple of ideas of how simple it can be to share the Gospel. After Life Pens With our After Life Catalog pens, you can simply leave a pen when you sign a bill, sign in at … Continue reading →

It has been over a week since my last update. Due to some rain and a very busy schedule both personally and with some other ministry events, we have not been able to do any more door to door since … Continue reading →

In a previous blog entry, I described making a wooden cross. The cross stands 5.5 feet high and 42 inches wide. It is made out of 2×4’s and weighs 20 pounds. First Time This week, Duane and I took the … Continue reading →