Journal of a Street Preacher
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Things began to hit me from out of the air. Something struck me in the back: an apple. Pain pierced the side of my head, and I saw a penny bound off of my shoulder to the ground.
I turned from the aerial onslaught, preached to those on the other side of me, and it was if a knife sliced my upper gums as a stone struck my right front tooth—the same one that had been broken in a boyhood face-first fall onto concrete.
A steady stream of stones, and a few small rocks, filled the air, striking my legs, chest, back, head, and the side of my face. A spirit of fear tried to come over me, but inwardly rebuking it in the Name of Jesus, I continued preaching with increased boldness.
GOOD GROUND
In the midst of the cursing, blaspheming, pushing, hitting, spitting, and apples, sticks, pennies, stones, and rocks thrown at myself and Chris, who was filming, a girl minced up to me and meekly asked:
“Is reading the Bible a good thing to do?”
Hearing this, I praised God, seeing the fruit of preaching amidst the demonic madness.
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No holds barred! No punches pulled! Nothing left out! Real-life modern day missionary experiences on the home-front and abroad. “Journal of a Street Preacher” will shock you into the reality of the desperate need for the Truth of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ to be preached to every creature – even “Christians”.
Add “Journal” to your reading list and be changed forever!
About the Author
Michael T.K. Venyah, co-founder of Soulwinners Ministries International (www.soul-winners.org ), has preached the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ in 16 nations, 30 of the 50 United States, and on 100+ college campuses, since his conversion to Christ, in 1991. He is committed to living, Biblically, as a Christian, husband, to his lovely wife, and co-founder of the ministry, Tamika, and, father, to their wonderful children, Paul Elijah, Anna Elisabeth, John Moses, and Stephen Isaiah, Venyah. The Venyahs travel, preach, home-school their children, and serve the Lord, together, as a family.