Soul Surfer
Campus Crusade for Christ’s evangelistic website, SoulSurfer.com, has had 95,000 visitors with over 10,000 indicated decisions for Christ since launching on April 1st. Continue reading Soul Surfer
Tag: true stories
The Jesus Memorial
The twelve-year-old boy held out a glossy flyer with a face of Christ on it. A man stood behind him holding a stack of flyers. “Would you like to go to a Jesus Memorial next Saturday?” the boy asked. “Would you take one of our flyers?” Continue reading The Jesus Memorial
God is at Work in Egypt
All 150 families of Campus Crusade staff are safe and accounted for in Egypt. Campus Crusade for Christ’s main website has a web page where we will keep friends of the ministry up-to-date with our ministry there. Here’s an excerpt: “Christians are reaching out to those around them. Our staff in Egypt have noticed an incredible openness among the people. As staff members stand side by side with their neighbors to protect their communities, conversations are happening and many are having discussions about faith they would never have had before.” Read more and check back often for updates. NOTE: The … Continue reading God is at Work in Egypt
God Is Never Late
“God isn’t late with his promise as some measure lateness. He is restraining himself on account of you, holding back the End because he doesn’t want anyone lost. He’s giving everyone space and time to change.” 2 Peter 3:9 (The Message)
Do you have loved ones who have lived their lives in opposition to God? Have you given up hoping that they will ever come to faith in Christ? God can do all things, including taking a sinner to Himself just before he loses awareness of what is being said to him. God has answered many years of prayers for Wilbur’s salvation.
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This story was shared with Wilbur’s granddaughter’s permission to encourage you with what God has done. Continue reading God Is Never Late
A Chat with Angel Gabriel
I had just picked out some envelopes and fifty-percent-off Christmas cards. The gal who helped me find the envelopes was very friendly and very pregnant. “When’s your baby due?” I asked. “January 20th,” she smiled. I held out a tract. “This is for you if you’d like it; It’s about Jesus.” She accepted the booklet and I wrote my email address on the back. The clerk behind the counter had rung up my purchase and waited as we had this conversation. I turned to him and noticed his name tag. “Angel,” I commented. “That’s a good name for this time … Continue reading A Chat with Angel Gabriel
The Bowler
… I quickly found out that this near-sixty Southern gentleman attended a church near ours.
“It’s gotten too big, though,” he admitted. “I feel like a number.”
“Do you have a small group you can go to?”
“Oh, I bowl professionally every other Sunday so we have extra income for things we want to buy,” he excused himself. “My wife says I need to get my priorities straight.” He went on to explain how his bowling schedule would be busier in December.
“You must be very good.”
“I am,” he beamed.
Chuck went on with his inspection and I prayed for God’s guidance. I immediately sensed that I should give him a copy of Randy Alcorn’s The Treasure Principle. I had several copies in the house for gift-giving to specific people. I didn’t believe and didn’t act on that impression. . . Continue reading The Bowler
Mike and Sus Schmitt 