I said I was going to post when I witnessed to people. I have several drafts going back over the last couple months and there have been a bunch that haven’t even made it to draft mode. Sorry about that. But here’s one from a couple hours ago. Continue reading “Witnessing: Cassie in Kroger”
Category: Faith
Am I like the world?
A thought from my quiet time this morning. I’m reading and enjoying “Because We Love Him” by (Clyde Cranford). In it a line, “In our society we see very little of this [suffering for Christ’s sake] because Christians are so much like the world.”
Ouch.
He’s right. The church today – but more importantly >> I am < < much more like the world than I care to be. Lord, set me apart, for your Glory.
With every sin…
Another great quote from a book I’m reading, Because We Love Him – Embracing a Life of Holiness:
With every sin comes the saddest of all consequences: the tradgedy of what might have been had we obeyed God.
Have you committed your life to Jesus?
How would you answer the question: Have you committed your life to Christ?
I don’t want to get bogged down in symantics but this was pretty powerful to me.
Press play to begin clip.
Hat tip: to Todd Friel and the WOTM Radio team.
Why I got off the Do Not Call List
In researching the hoax below. I have found some good news. You can now delete your number from the registry and telemarketers will begin calling you again.
You can delete your phone number only by calling toll-free 1-888-382-1222 from the telephone number you want to delete. After you contact the registry to delete it, it will be removed from the National Do Not Call Registry by the next day. But telemarketers have up to 31 days to access information about your deletion and add your number back to their call lists, if they choose to.
Source: FTC.gov
Why on earth would I do this? So that I may witness more. It works quite well when you use the right approach.
A must hear instructional on how to share your faith can be found by listening to this mp3 or visiting www.hellsbestkeptsecret.com