I usually refrain from offering an amen to posts, but this is
some really fantastic dialogue, Kevin. THANK YOU. You really
express yourself well. A hearty amen from me to all you said here.
I would like to point out also to others that I met Kevin once in New
Orleans when preaching Mardi Gras. He is a gentle man and not like
many of you might perceive him. He makes huge sacrifices to get God's
Word out to the lost. Just because he keeps focused on getting his
message out does not mean that he is unreasonable or full of pride or arrogant
or whatever other label you might be tempted to put upon him. He is
a meek and humble man who heralds truth, and if the sinners can't stop
him with their ridicule, you won't stop him by trying to ridicule him
here. When he talks about others crying for the lost, he is not just
talking about others. He is talking about himself, but he is too humble
and modest to say that. Kevin is a street preacher who really cares for
others. He has a deep, burning love for the lost that far surpasses
probably everybody on this list.
I found it interesting to watch the video from the Mormon
site. There were three men pictured there: Ruben, Dean, and
Stephen. The video ends with something like, "would you invite these
Christians to your home"? I could not help but laugh. I have
invited all of these men to my home. They are always welcome at my
home. Ruben has stayed the night at my home several times, and I
have spent the night with him on the road before as well. And the
Mormons say, "would you invite him to your home"? LOL. Too
funny. Of course I would.
Peace be with you.
David Miller.
