A Stranger's Hospitality
The simple concept of meeting together to break bread - physically and spiritually - has been a successful evangelism method for thousands of years. Jesus taught on hillsides while the people ate. The early apostles met in house groups over meals. Find out how the method still works today.
The simple concept of meeting together to break bread - physically and spiritually - has been a successful evangelism method for thousands of years. Jesus taught on hillsides while the people ate. The early apostles met in house groups over meals. And, Carl Divert has seen it work today. He began "Bible and Breakfast" as a way to reach those in his community. This mission has transformed his life and those who learn more about the Bread of Life.
Lillian & Weedman use another way to share Jesus with others. They simply hand out cards. The cards explain how to watch Hope Channel and why its Bible based programming is relevant. It's a ministry this couple shares wherever they go.
Watch these stories and more on this episode of Transformed.
Host
Pastor Derek Morris
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