What is great about going to a same fishing spot is you begin to develop a rapport with people. The other day Aaron (who you hear preaching in Spanish in the background) and I went to Noho. That afternoon I was blessed to run into a young guy who is a regular to the station.... "Pablo". The first time I met him was when he and a gang of kids heckled Tony. Even months after he heckled us he would still walk by and give a "fist pump" in the air or "the nod" as to say "what's up". Listen to how this conversation started with Pablo. You never know what is going on in a persons life and how the Lord will use tragic events to open you eyes. In His sovereignty He places that person with the one who will share the words of eternal life. God is good! During the conversation 5 of Pablo's friends joined in and it was like a mini open air. Praise the Lord for this opportunity! Please pray for him.
Friday, February 12, 2010
Pablo & Friends
What is great about going to a same fishing spot is you begin to develop a rapport with people. The other day Aaron (who you hear preaching in Spanish in the background) and I went to Noho. That afternoon I was blessed to run into a young guy who is a regular to the station.... "Pablo". The first time I met him was when he and a gang of kids heckled Tony. Even months after he heckled us he would still walk by and give a "fist pump" in the air or "the nod" as to say "what's up". Listen to how this conversation started with Pablo. You never know what is going on in a persons life and how the Lord will use tragic events to open you eyes. In His sovereignty He places that person with the one who will share the words of eternal life. God is good! During the conversation 5 of Pablo's friends joined in and it was like a mini open air. Praise the Lord for this opportunity! Please pray for him.
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I think you mean rapport.
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