Riding by a Church

In 1972, at the end of his third tour of duty in Viet Nam, First Class Petty Officer Joe Dobbels—a combat photographer—was riding around on his motorcycle in San Diego. His life was in a crisis: he was losing his wife, his kids, and most of what he owned. That’s when Joe rode by a church. He saw a bunch of conservatively dressed people streaming into it, and the next thing he knew he was pulling in too. He attended the service, prayed with the pastor to receive Christ, hugged a bunch of folks and left. He reconciled with his wife Norma, they later served as missionaries in Somalia, and Joe has served as an elder in a couple of churches, and a leader of a men’s ministry. Joe never returned to that church. He doesn’t know its name, or what street it was on. In fact, he once tried to find but couldn’t. The people in that church, who saw Joe accept Christ, may have thought he was just another "overnight sensation," a person who made an emotional decision for Christ but never followed through with it. But they would have been wrong. God used that church to change a man, even if they never saw the fruit.

Prayer :
Oh Lord our Father, let our churches bring about revival for eternal exploits in Jesus Christ name.

Righteosness89:
Fcvk your Jesus
Bleep your church
Bleep you Christian's

It can never be well with you

You better repent and accept Jesus Christ.
Curses on you and your family in Jesus name.

I had to look close at that lost moniker