Hi everyone. Between Sunday evening and this afternoon I've had the opportunity to share the Word of the Gospel with quite a few people. Since they continue to come to mind I wanted to ask for prayer on their behalf here.
Just a few brief descriptions and perhaps one or more of them may come to your hearts, I thank you very much for your petitions on their behalf...
On Sunday night I spoke with a young man who seemed very mild in his dispostion but I thought maybe also he was hurting. I explained the Gospel very clearly to him and if I heard him correctly he said he would think alot about it as I was walking away.
After him there was a man who initially tried to pursuade me that I should go talk to people that didn't know about the Bible but as I pressed a bit it he said that though he read the Bible every night he'd not been born again. I was not able to fully share the word with him as his [i]friend
After this were two teenage girls who I gathered had some Christian or church background. They were frightened by a homeless man that came around the corner and interjected some comments. Rather than press an awkward situation I gave them some encouragement to seek after God and then was talking to the man that came up to us. From his story he was on the streets because his parents abused him. He said he had a goal to collect as many different translations of the Bible as possible. I was able to speak to him about the nescessity of recieving the word and Christ by faith which it appeared stuck with him.
Another man comes to mind who I met twice some time ago. He was homeless also and after our second conversation seemed very much in earnest to recieve Christ.
This afternoon I had a very surprising conversation with a [i]Jehovah's Witness
Before this there was a young man that I overheard talking on the cell phone while I was wainting to get on the train. For whatever reason his conversation bothered me as it sounded like he was boasting loudly about promiscuity. Later I happened to sit right across from him on the train and gave him a tract. After some conversation he said he went to church and played an instrument. We spoke about righteousness and the Lord's warning about iniquity.
Lastly there was a young man that I think went to an Apostolic church. I recognised this without him telling me at first and could see in his behaviour some of my own previous behaviours around other Christians. He gave me the impression that he believed he was lost in his current condition.
Almost forgot one more, another young man who was catholic, at least nominally. He had all sorts of questions and intellectual stumblingblocks. We spoke for some time.
Again, thank you for all your petitions.
Chris
