
Well, as the day grew colder, I put on my hat and gloves. People kept walking by. I spoke to at least half a dozen people, both young and older, about their souls. Most of the time, I just began preaching instead of asking all the standard questions. And not surprisingly (because of God's purpose in preaching - 1 Cor. 1:17 and etc.) they listened. I spoke to a young professing athiest, just preaching to him about how God has provided so much evidence by sending His Son to be the Savior and changing the lives of wicked lawless men to be transformed by His power through grace, and how doubting God's Word is the same as calling Him a liar, and this young kid stood their and took it all in so openly. The words just began flowing from my lips. I told him that all the false religions in the world point to Jesus Christ as the only way, because that is what
There was so much more that went on. People of different ages heard the word preached. Many of them recognize they need to check themselves to see if they are genuinely saved. Many of them were relying upon their works, which are as filthy rags in God's sight (Isaiah 64:6). Many of them were genuinely interested in knowing the truth about these things. Others left the tracts we passed out to them torn up on the sidewalks. But generally, most seem very open on 69th Street in Upper Darby.
One young man was the son of my fellow laborer, brother Herman. He had become a Muslim, and both him and his friend (who I tried speaking to) were closed to hearing the gospel. Please pray for Andre. They would not accept anything from me.
I am so blessed, as the most unworthy of saints, to be used by God in evangelism. You can labor together with me by asking God to cause fruit to come out of all this, and for sinners to be converted to true grace, the grace that changes sinners into saints.
God bless to all who serve the King!
2 comments:
Hi Penn,
It sounds like the Lord is really blessing your efforts in evangelism. I hope your work for Him continues to be fruitful! You do look a little chilly in that photo -- I didn't know it was quite that cold in PA. It is very cold up here. Keep working for Christ, brother!
In Him
Phylicia
Phylicia,
well, those photos were not taken during the time I was doing evangelism yesterday, but it has been pretty cold lately in Pennsylvania. That is one of the reasons why I can't understand why anyone would live way up in Michigan! It is cold enough here as it is!
You know, it is that "calvinistic" Sovereign grace of God that is causing me to labor with love to win the lost to Christ in such a way. I am so thankful for God's predestinating grace, as well as His grace that drives me onward. :)
God bless,
Penn
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