August represents a bit of slump in my schedule as an evangelist. Pastors, too, speak of this slump as many of their members are absent from services due to vacations. A lull in my schedule means more activity in my local church, just as any faithful member would do. It means being faithful to services and visitation.
Last night, as the groups divided up, I had two very familiar partners, Sarah and Josiah. We were knocking on doors—cold turkey calling, as some have called it. Not long into our intended route, we had the opportunity to talk with Tanisha. Unlike many that we meet, she readily admitted to having doubts about eternity. In fact, the more we talked about sin, the more visibly conviction showed on her face. We ended at the cross where the sacrifice of Jesus on Calvary takes care of all our sin—past, present, and future. There on her doorstep, Tanisha prayed and asked Christ to save her. Would you pray for her that we would be able to disciple her and see her grow in the Lord? Her picture is here below.
In the weeks to come, I will be filling local pulpits that are currently vacant in north MS before we head again for another round of meetings.
Please continue to pray about the needs of our trailer. God knows, and He will provide in His time.
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