2019 Year In Review

I hope everyone had a blessed 2019. As I was reflecting on my evangelism encounters from this past year, my first thought was that I had not done as much as in previous years. However, after looking through my journal where I note witnessing encounters, I was greatly encouraged to see the diverse experiences the Lord allowed me to be a part of.

Residing in the multi-cultural county of Gwinnett, gave me the opportunity to witness to people from Algeria, Afghanistan, Russia and Pakistan. I had the privilege of sharing the Gospel with Sikh, Hindu and Muslim Indians. I had some wonderful encounters with people that were Buddhist, Rastafarian, Black Moors, Black Hebrew Israelites and Atheist.

While sharing the Gospel with three Iranians they informed me that they were not Muslim but Persians from the same region where Esther’s grave is located. As in Esther from the Bible. How cool is that?

Many seeds of truth were planted at Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta while witnessing to the Jehovah Witness at their convention.

One of the most profound statements I heard this year was from a Muslim who told me he was 45 years old and didn’t have enough time left in his life for his good deeds to out way his bad deeds. So, I made sure he heard about the Gospel, the grace of God and all about Jesus doing for us what we can’t do for ourselves.

This past year was unique as we had many friends and family members pass away. Thankfully, many were strong believers. Sadly, some passed on without accepting the wonderful gift of salvation from Jesus. This is way I do evangelism. I long to see others in right standing with the Lord.

I hope this year in review of my outreach’s will inspire you to be bold for Jesus in 2020 and share your faith often.
Blessings,
Scott