Christian Bikers, the Tribe of Judah

Here in the states, we have a group called Christian Motorcyclist's Association (CMA), also an awesome evangelistic group.

One of the things they do as a service to churches is called a "steeple chase," where they all suit up and head to a selected church for Sunday services. They debrief the pastor/staff later about how they were received.

 

Another thing they do is take weekend trips as a group and pull people out of their local churches.

 

I guess the old saying is true "Old bikers never die, they find a new ride". We saw 'em having a biker's rodeo one Sunday afternoon, looked like they haven't forsaken the old lifestyle altogether. Other than the absence of "brew" and no sawed-offs or pistols blaring, they looked just like they were having another biker bash. I know that isn't true for all of their "chapter", some of these guys truly are Christians.

I mean they had the biker chicks and everything, you'd never have known they were Christians that day, we hung around for about twenty minutes and ecclesiasticly separated.

 

I'd have to say I've never experienced what you have...the chapter I was a part of was mostly family men and women with Honda Goldwings, Yamaha Ventures (me), and H-D FL bikes. I would be ashamed of behaving like the chapter you saw.

 

Why not go out and witness to people everywhere and then be in church on Sunday to give due reverence to the Lord as He deserves? Going to the House of God is witnessing, to everybody!

I don't believe I would encourage anyone to lay out of church.

I think I see what you're trying to say, but....

 

Why not assemble together on the first day of the week as Jesus did with His disciples? Sunday is not the "catholic sabbath".

Why not get back on topic and discuss "Bikers For Jesus", etc.?

There's a bunch of 'em around here, they vary much, and some even "sport" their "colors" as if they're still in their "gangs", guess it "helps" 'em get in where they want to.

I don't know any of them around here that are Baptists, I'm sure ther's bound to be some, but all I've ever met are non-denominational and such.

 

I have a deep respect for bikers and I happen to know a few of them who are christians as well. Thing I find so interesting is they are so rough and tough looking but the biggest teddy bears on the earth. We just took our kids to a Harley Davidson store where they had a big easter egg hunt complete with bunny and a party for the kids. I just think they are great people with awesome hearts and I would love to see some Christian chapters around.