That's because he is Bible John.
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That's who he is. Google evangelist6589.
Did this thread just die a sudden and horrible death? That's what ya git for askin' a question I guess.
I was wondering the same thing. Still no answer to the question but maybe it means that Evan is spending time with his dear wife.
There are those on this board that excel in the gift of judgment, Evan, and if you are around long enough they will accuse you of everything under the sun, and anything that can be used to demean and insult you. Don't take 'em serious as none of them have proved themselves to be equal to God, yet, which means they are more Pharisee than brothers in Christ. :tear:
Ironic post. You seem to be judging the motives and Christian walks of those who challenge him.
As for insults, who is it that came up with the phrase "Go chase a Rabbit"? I think most understand that it is Christianese for a number of less polite put-downs.
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I hold a membership at a baptistic church
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Because I believe in Jesus Christ as the sacrifice for my sins.
He hasn't posted since 430 pm 16 Mar.
He has a habit of doing that when he paints himself into a corner.
evangelist6589, with all due respect it does appear to me, considering the number of threads you've generated lately regarding the passing of tracts..., that you are desperately seeking approval for your actions? If this might be the case then you need to re-evaluate your motives as you're probably only making things worse.
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Over the years I've had many approach me with a Gospel Tract and while I graciously accept their offer I'll end up depositing it at another location. Most folks just push the tract in front of you and upon acceptance, they move right along to the next person. It's as if the distributor of said tract could just as easily handed me a chewing gum wrapper because they couldn't find a trash bin.
I once witnessed a young boy (teenager) take the tract he was provided, threw it on the ground and stomped on it. At that point I asked the Lord to convict this young lad to the point that the rest of his week be totally ruined. That he would lose his taste for food. That he'd become ill. That our Lord would come down on him so badly and with so much conviction that the only direction he would be able to see would be straight up.
In America today so many see nothing but commercialism when it comes to churches and organized "religion". Personally, I would not hand out tracts to just everyone I see on the street. It's like singing to the pigs.
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Over the years I've had many approach me with a Gospel Tract and while I graciously accept their offer I'll end up depositing it at another location. Most folks just push the tract in front of you and upon acceptance, they move right along to the next person. It's as if the distributor of said tract could just as easily handed me a chewing gum wrapper because they couldn't find a trash bin.
I once witnessed a young boy (teenager) take the tract he was provided, threw it on the ground and stomped on it. At that point I asked the Lord to convict this young lad to the point that the rest of his week be totally ruined. That he would lose his taste for food. That he'd become ill. That our Lord would come down on him so badly and with so much conviction that the only direction he would be able to see would be straight up.
In America today so many see nothing but commercialism when it comes to churches and organized "religion". Personally, I would not hand out tracts to just everyone I see on the street. It's like singing to the pigs.
Zaac
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I've also found that a lot of times people will pass out tracts when they don't really want to be RELATIONAL and actually engage people in a loving conversation about Christ.
I wouldn't ever want to just hand someone a tract without trying to engage with them in conversation first. It just seems like a bad practice designed to say we passed out that stack of tracts.
The passing of tracks should be supplemental to the verbal and relational sharing of the gospel. It should not be the only tool in your box.
Well said!! :thumbsup:
Amen to that!