Spring Break 2010

I know I'm late getting this posted, but we've been pretty busy lately. The past 2 weekends we were out preaching at Spring Break. As always, most of the people we dealt with claimed to be Christians. A couple young men that Dad talked to admitted they would be getting drunk, and would even be out looking for girls, but said they were saved! It is amazing how low so-called Christians' standards are! The manager of the Walgreens store on the corner we preach at came out and argued with us as well. She also said she was saved, but said we weren't doing it right...the normal "you're judging me-Jesus didn't judge-you're too hard" spiel. She ended up getting so mad (after Dad pulled the Hezekiah question on her) that she literally was bowing down to Dad (mocking, of course)! The next weekend we were out, Walgreens put up a sign that read "We Do Not Support This Group". The best part was the next day when we came out to preach...the sign was off...looked like it was broken!


Another man who came out said we were "building walls", and no one would listen....not even realizing he had come out, as well as 20-25 other people who were talking to various members of our street preaching group right then! Some people are so blind!

Don't you love her sign?!

Don't they look like trouble?

More of our group

The line-up!

Rob preaching

Dealing with some people who "jumped over the wall" to talk to us!

Josiah, M, and a friend from Church.

I am putting a few minutes of video up here, but there is more on this Youtube channel.

An Update and A Video

Well, we have been in Ohio for the past 10 days or so. The last 2 Sundays we have been meeting with some friends up here for church, and then street preaching afterwards. Dad preached a "short" (those of you who know Dad know what that means!) sermon this Sunday on the differences between a serious Christian and one who isn't really living it. The title was "Sober, Serious, Solemn, Sensitive, Separated and Satisfied; or Silly, Sleepy, Sad, Sickly, Slothful, Sinful and Shameful: What type of Christian are you?" It was the longest sermon title he's ever had, but not the longest sermon...although it was probably pretty close, at almost an hour and a half. It was very good, though.

I finally got another video ready to put up. I have been putting together some DVD's of street preaching for Dad, so I haven't had much free time. Anyways, this one is just a compilation of street preaching with our home church last month. Most of it is from spring break.

Street Preaching Video

I was going through some old street preaching videos recently, and found some really good ones. I'll probably put a few of them up, but today I'll just do one from spring break last year in Panama City Beach, FL. This is our friend Rob dealing with a man who was either on drugs, or else just crazy! It's pretty funny. Enjoy!

Street Preaching During Spring Break

We went street preaching today in Panama City Beach for spring break. Here are some pictures from the afternoon.

About half the group we had out



Our Pastor, Bro. Buddy



One of the M's. Doesn't she look cute in the hat?


Most of the family



Elijah preaching



Dad preaching


As expected, it was pretty wild. It seems every time we go out that more and more people are getting hard toward the Gospel, and it was that way today. I talked to several girls dressed (or undressed) in skimpy bathing suits, and they saw no reason why that was wrong, as long as they were comfortable. One of them told me that just because she swore, drank and dressed immodestly, didn't mean she wasn't saved! One group of about 5 girls came back 2 or 3 times to talk to us. Several of them were already so drunk they were staggering (at 3:30 in the afternoon). Seeing things like that makes me so thankful to have been raised in a christian family. One of the girls told us she felt sorry for us, since we had to stand out there holding signs while they were out having fun and partying. I told her I had eternal life, and she was headed for hell unless she got saved...she had no reason to feel sorry for us! Not to mention the better life we have while here on earth, instead of dealing with the consequences of all the sin they will be committing this weekend.
Anyways, it was a good time out preaching, and a few of us did have good talks with people.