Showing posts with label witnessing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label witnessing. Show all posts

Friday, October 31, 2008

Mark Cahill to speak in DFW - Dec 6 & 7, 2008


TEXAS REVIVAL SERIES presents:

Mark Cahill is the author of “One Thing You Can’t Do in Heaven” and "One Heartbeat Away." He has shared the Gospel with celebrities like Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Vanilla Ice, and Charles Barclay.

Join us for an evening of evangelistic motivation in Dallas, TX on Saturday, December 6th! After wards, we’ll be taking it to the streets!

Schedule:

Saturday, December 6th (City Church International)
5-6PM: Session #1
6-7PM: Session #2

7:30-10:00PM: Outreach in Dallas, TX (location TBD)

Sunday, December 7th:

10:00AM: Mark Cahill speaks at City Church International worship service

6:00PM: Mark speaks at First Baptist Church Justin in the evening service.

Registration will be FREE but go to www.texasrevivalseries.com to reserve your spot at the Saturday events.

If you can use some posters and\or postcards advertising the event at your local church or Christian bookstore, please contact us at stpreach@gmail.com to get free promotional items. To download and print out the poster/postcard yourself, go to this page.

For weekly updates please, join Lost Cause Ministries' email list by contacting jon@lostcauseministries.com

Host churches:
CityChurchIntl is located 1530 North Carroll Ave, Dallas, TX 75204.

First Baptist Justin is located at 402 8th Street, Justin, TX 76247.


Sponsors:


Wednesday, March 26, 2008

Street Witnessing before Easter

Last Saturday before Easter, I met up with Jon Speed of LostCauseMinistries and Ron Martinez. Being my first time out, I watched and observed and prayed. Most of the people they approached took the gospel tracts they handed out and some even stopped to talk about Jesus. It was very stirring to see some of the folks really listening to them, soaking in the gospel.

Some Christians tend to think of this style of witnessing is bad and possibly detrimental way of spreading the gospel (even though Christ and the disciples used this method) but when Jon and Ron spoke they showed nothing but love and respect and to be honest some of the folks probably weren't used to that. This is a quote from Jon's blog that I found interesting, "In DFW, the only ones who seem to get offended are either professing Christians or atheists who once claimed to be Christians."