If you’d like to see that last post demonstrated as an instructional video that is written and acted with all the talent and passion of an OSHA safety film then…here you go.
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If you’d like to see that last post demonstrated as an instructional video that is written and acted with all the talent and passion of an OSHA safety film then…here you go.
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“Romans’ Road”…yeck. Too many times I’ve heard this and had to go over with it. We were supposed to memorize it…
And all his “logic points” I’ve heard. Such as the “free gift” and such. I heard it taught in Sunday school’s and whatnot in old IFB church. Seriously. They had sessions on this if I recall correctly.
But nice complement to the previous post. Seems all too familiar.
My favorite part of these types of videos is how the “sinner” is dressed casually, while the “soulwinner” is dressed inevitably in a white shirt, dress pants, etc.
Sorry, but that kind of evangelism makes my head explode.
What verse do they use to tell you have to repeat a prayer?
I did like the bloopers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gAieXmZfz_Y&feature=player_embedded
In the past I’ve done quite a lot of this sort of evangelism. The reason it is done, (at least my reason), is that you can meet people that you would otherwise never meet. Being courteous is the prime consideration here. Although it is rare, there are times when God has prepared the heart of the person at the door. Because of changes in our society, it is probably easier to seek other avenues to express our faith in these times.
in a day of door of door salesman, its a wonder why christians think they can “sell religion” in the same fashion.
I usually had to deal with the kids because the parents wouldn’t answer the door or huge, barking dogs would greet me.