The Ark-La-Miss Fair Outreach - September 20, 2019

We had a great time sharing the Gospel at The Ark-La-Miss Fair in Monroe, La. last night. It was was a little slower than usual, but we probably gave out around 350 - 400. I saw a friend from school who I haven't seen in 30 years. His friend rejected tracts. I used the lie detector on 4 men, including Allen. About 20 Spanish millions and Minion pesos were taken. Maddox, who was with us for the first time, got hooked on giving out tracts. He and my son Hayden made a great team. There was 8 of us all together. Someone tore up a Rock & Roll Trivia tract. I used the Texting tract, saying 'This is the smallest iPhone." The Yolo tract was well received. Several Football Trivia tracts and The Great Pumpkin tracts were taken, too.

Kiss Concert Outreach - Sept. 7, 2019

We arrived at the stadium before the Kiss concert began. We gave out 11 tracts before being told by security that we couldn't do what we were doing because it was private property. The first one who took a tract worked at the stadium. He called security when he took his. We ate at Carl's Jr where Jason took a Rock and Roll Trivia tract. I told him what we we came to do. Please pray for those who took the tracts. On the way back at the Ruston Walmart, several employees took the Yolo tract. 5 Spanish millions were received. Aj, the door greeter, took the Rock & Roll Trivia tract.

The 2019 CenturyLink Star Spangled Spectacular In Monroe, La. - July6, 2019

We had a great time of evangelism at the 2019 CenturyLink Star Spangled Spectacular tonight in Monroe, La. Thanks to all who prayed!  My youngest son and I gave out nearly 750 tracts and bookmarks with  only two rejected. One family remembered receiving Minion millions last year. Two lesbian couples took bookmarks. One man, Josh,  remembered me giving him a tract at Little Caesar's about two months ago. We saw my friend, Theresa, who was saved a year after me. She frequented the same night club that I was at the night I wrecked my truck on New Year's eve '92. I invited several people to join the tract club. We saw several people who have got glasses where I work. 4 men took the Rock and Roll trivia tract. I explained to a few what we do. Please pray for the seeds that were planted tonight! Let's go with the Gospel!

Weekend Witnessing - May 31 - June 1, 2019

Friday 

 I had a great night sharing the Gospel with tracts. Jared recognized me at Captain D's from giving him tracts at Walmart. I remembered our conversation. He was wearing a Star Wars shirt that night and the same tonight. He took more tracts to hand out. At Dollar Tree, Gary took the Yolo tract. He said that he was looking for a church. Devin took one, also. He wasn't sure where he was going when he died. Several others took Yolo tracts. Outside, Paxton took a tract. We talked for  over 20 minutes. He said that he was saved two months ago. He had just got out of jail recently. I gave him my card. He said that God was working on him.

Saturday

I gave out two Spanish Yolo tracts at Walmart when I heard two people speaking Spanish. Laura, a lesbian, took The Greatest Gift tract. A man took a Yolo tract in the parking lot

Gospel Tract Tips from Bezeugen

Saturday Evangelism

 

I went with my family to the new Five Below store. Mike rejected a tract. I left one in a gift card display and a phone case. Two cashiers took tracts when we were leaving. Outside, Bryant took an Eternity tract. Luke took the John 3:16 tract. At Walmart, I gave a Got Peace?  tract to Burrell. He tried to give it back, but I asked him to read it. He said that he didn't need a Gospel. He said that he was in the army and had killed 15 terrorist. It looks like he needed peace. Henry, who had been drinking, took the Eternity tract. I discovered that Junior was a Christian when I gave him the Spanish Yolo tract. I mistook Nate and Kevin for being Spanish. They took the Got Peace? tract. Two of four Spanish men walking into Walmart took the Spanish Yolo. I also did Twitter evangelism, too. 

Happy Easter 2019

Easter Evangelism With The Hoppy Easter Tract

Easter is a great time to share your faith with the lost. For several years, Bezeugen Ministries has been sending the Hoppy Easter tract in the mailing for Easter month. One of the easiest ways to give someone this tract is by saying "Happy Easter!". I have gave out many at the stores this year. We used then in our door to door outreach this Saturday before Easter Sumday. Hoppy - I mean Happy Easter!!

Thursday and Friday Witnessing

On the way to work yesterday, I stopped at the Chevron with the intention to give someone a New Testament and tract. A man was leaving when I pulled in. I thought I had missed him, but he was backing up instead of going forward. I stopped him and told him that I wanted to give him something for my birthday. He took the New Testament and a Hoppy Easter tract. His name is Randy and he is 63. I stopped at the same store this morning. Keeva was the cashier. She is a Hindu. She took a New Testament. We gave Martin, our waiter at Olive Garden tonight, the Hoppy Easter tract. I gave one to a couple that was behind us and a waitress as we were leaving. Jay and the cashier took the Hoppy Easter tract at Ross. Several people took The Greatest Gift and Hoppy Easter at Walmart. I gave the Seinfeld million to a family of 3 at the checkout.

DELIVERING THE MOST IMPORTANT MESSAGE

John Currier was found guilty of murder in 1949 and sentenced to life in prison. Later he was paroled to work on a farm near Nashville, Tennessee.

In 1968, Currier’s sentence was terminated, and a letter bearing the good news was sent to him. But John never saw the letter, nor was he told anything about it. Ten years went by. Then a state parole officer learned about Currier’s plight, found him, and told him that his sentence had been terminated. He was a free man.

Christians have been entrusted with the most important message in the world. Yet many of us never deliver that message to those who have the sentence of death in themselves (2 Corinthians 1:9).

Source: The No-Guilt Guide to Witnessing, George Sweeting