Hey Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

I hope your day was blessed walking in the Spirit. I had a good day on campus and one girl Jay prayed to receive Christ. I also gave the Student Edition of The Case for Christ to Nick who was searching for evidence and wanted to believe, he basically quoted Pascal’s Bargain to me. Maria said she would pray by herself later, went to  Christian Church regularly so I am hopeful. Arbor, a big 5×5 dude back in school to get a different degree (used to wrestle) came from a Muslim family but had no faith except in God. He listened closely to the Gospel and took the pamphlet “Jesus and the Qur’an”.

Jay was sitting directly outside her class room door waiting for it to begin. She was just listening to her phone and said she’d do a survey after deliberating a moment. She was a naturally pretty girl with curly hair pulled up in a bun, tanned skin no make-up narrow face and features. She wore baggy sweats and a hooded sweatshirt with some school team printing on the front, socks and sandals. When I asked her what she would say if God asked her why He should let her into Heaven she said, “I tried my best to put people before me.” She thought she’d have about an 85% chance of going to Heaven. When I asked her if she went to Church it seemed she went sometime with her Aunt and Uncle, who were Jehovah’s Witnesses, to the Kingdom Hall. I don’t think they had taught her any of their false doctrine though (or she would not have believed she went to heaven after death she also did not reject the Trinity or Hell which they reject when I spoke of it). So I will be praying she never get back to the Kingdom Hall and they are sick or for some other reason can’t pick her up.  She really tuned into the Gospel and when a guy in her class with ink sleeves walked by kicking her foot to get her attention about the quiz they were about to take (he was just trying to make lame conversation) she said she’d already studied and immediately looked back to the booklet I was explaining. Her girlfriend from class walked up and she glanced at her from the corner of her eye, reached down to move her back-pack so her friend could sit on the row of chairs beside her (she did and began to study) and again concentrated on my words. When I asked her if she wanted to be forgiven or believed something else she though for several moments and then decided, saying, “I would want to be forgiven [and be] with God.” I told her she could be forgiven by asking and walked her through the prayer asking if it was the desire of her heart, (reading the line beneath the prayer to her). She said it was and I said she could pray it silently like I wasn’t there. “Well I was going to study a bit…” she said. But I really thought she was just shy so I said, “It would only take a moment.” And she decided and prayed. I quickly gave her the student edition of The Case for Christ and she said, “Oh” with genuine interest. I was going to make sure she took that regardless since I know she was being influenced by people who denied Christ was God. I also quickly wrote her name and mine in the front of 20 Things God Can’t Do giving it to her (she really seemed grateful for the books) and the date, she looked for it on her phone for me, saying, “This is the day you can know you were forgiven.” She seemed grateful for that. I gave her a Bible Study and my card with contact information if she had any questions as she and her friend stood to walk into class. I told her I would pray for her and she thanked me and we parted ways.

So thanks for your prayers for the ministry and for evangelism today if you had a moment God blessed and I got several good seeds planed too I hope another will harvest.