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> Brother Kerry
>
> If you go into public regularly, then my brother you are reaching people
> every day.  OUR life is a wittiness.  Some people feel if you are not
> driving it home then you are not doing your duty.  They (unsaved ones)
> watch us whether we want to believe it or not.  They watch how we react to
> things.  How we handle stress in our lives.  Just how we handle every day
to
> day stuff.  THAT my friend is probably the greatest witness of all.  Don't
> get me wrong I talk to people all the time.  But I do not badger them.  I
> ask them about them selves first.  If they even go to church.  Are they
> interested in church why and why not.  I show them I care what they have
to
> say regardless what it is.  I go from there to try and reach them.
> This living for God stuff is sooooooo deep.  People cant see beyond the
> ripples at the top.
> God bless you!
> LES

Oh, trust me, I know what it's like to just live my life as a witness.  I
fell off a 12-foot scaffold last May and severely injured my back; however,
you really couldn't tell just by looking at me. *grin*  A good portion of
the town where I live already know about it, and they just shake their heads
and wonder how I could have possibly survived that sort of fall, let alone
recover in the amount of time I did.  I just simply thank God He uses me as
a living testimony of His awesome power and grace.  By the same token, it's
also used to uplift a brother or sister in the church who is in need of a
spiritual boost.  Just watching someone's faith renewed in Christ is a
blessing in itself. :)

(Just to let you and everyone else know, I'm now 27 percent disabled...but
like I said, you really couldn't tell just by looking at me.)

Enough ramblings from me.

In Christ,
Bro. Kerry-Michael Hazelton
"Strange1"
Head Moderator, Apostolic Youth Chat
www.upci.com/youth