Monthly Archives: December 2009

It’s that time of year when people often make New Years Resolutions. So here is a question for you. Can you name TEN of the top New Year resolutions? Answer (in no particular order): 1. Lose Weight, 2. Stop Smoking, … Continue reading →

As 2009 draws to a close, we look forward to the many things that God has for us to do in 2010. But, before we go there, I thought it would be good to take a few minutes to reflect … Continue reading →

Merry Christmas I have found that Christmas time is one of the easiest times to share the Gospel with people. At the mall, I can point to the decorated tree and ask, “what do you call that?” Or while talking … Continue reading →

Some have said that maybe we should not witness at shopping malls. However I came across this verse that I think validates the practice. “So he reasoned in the synagogue with the Jews and the devout persons, and in the … Continue reading →

On Saturday, I visited 35 house, shared the Gospel one on one with 13 people, gathered 11 prayer requests and collected 86 food items. This brings the totals to 445, 122 one on one conversations, 80 prayer requests and 347 … Continue reading →

On Saturday, I went out door to door for two hours. I changed my tactics slightly for this day. Instead of collecting food for MetroCrest, I decided earlier in the week to collect the food for “a family in need.” … Continue reading →

As I have been going door to door, I take down prayer requests. Some people get added to our prayer list, even if they don’t mention a prayer request. How is that, you might ask? If in the course of … Continue reading →

On Saturday, December 5th, Bezeugen Ministries organized an outreach at the Dallas Christmas Parade. We had twenty evanelists join us on the streets of Dallas including a number of folks from The Lost Cause Ministries and Jeremiah Cry Ministries. We … Continue reading →

Christmas is under attack. Many stores no longer have Christmas sales. Instead, they have “holiday” sales. When you ask them what holiday they are referring too, they say things like “do you mean the holiday on December the 25th?” I … Continue reading →