10 salvations last night at the Perrysburg car show!!! With God’s help a lot of seeds were planted. It was an amazing evening filled with miracles. So far this car show season we have witnessed 103 salvations with more to go!!! Thanking God with the Ohio SOS team. It is always an adventure with God directing your car.🚘
Event Evangelism, Inc is the legal name for SOS Events ministry and all of our witnessing takes place at events. The definition of an event by the founder of SOS Events ministry is “An event is when you get up in the morning.”
Everyday is another opportunity to witness. Young mother at home with small children, witness to someone on the phone or a neighbor or delivery man. Student, witness to your unsaved fellow students. Business man or woman, you have many opportunities to witness as you work (make sure you do not do it on the boss’s time). Elderly, even in a nursing home you have people around you to witness to for the Lord.
Today is an event. Give someone a tract, tell someone your testimony or use the simple “3 Things God Can Not Do” approach which takes less than 2 minutes. Make today your special event.
Acts 1:8 But ye shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost is come upon you: and ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth
“And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”
Galatians 6:9 (KJV)
What a joy it is to see God continue to work through faithful servants! At the Wednesday Flea Market in Plant City, Florida, the Lord richly blessed David, Catherine, and Richard as they faithfully shared the Gospel. We rejoice that 8 people made decisions for the Lord!
These moments remind us that God is still drawing people to Himself. Every conversation, every Gospel tract, every smile, and every prayer can be used by the Lord to change a life for eternity. We simply plant and water the seed, but it is God who gives the increase.
Please continue to pray for these new believers and for our SOS Events volunteers across the country as they faithfully proclaim the Good News. May we never grow weary in sharing the Gospel, knowing that God is still saving souls.
Sometimes the greatest things begin with what seems like a small step of faith.
Last weekend at Valley Forge Baptist Church in Pennsylvania, we had the privilege of seeing lives changed for eternity. As people watched souls come to Christ, their hearts were stirred with a desire to do more. Out of that excitement and burden for the lost, the Lord has opened the door for a brand-new SOS Events team in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania.
It reminds me of throwing a pebble into a calm pond. The pebble may be small, but the ripples continue to spread farther and farther. That is how God’s work often grows. One event leads to one changed life. One changed life inspires another person to serve. One new team reaches another community. Before long, those ripples become waves of God’s grace touching countless lives.
We are especially excited because this new team will also help establish a brand-new church in Phoenixville. What a blessing to know that the seeds planted through evangelism today can help strengthen a local church tomorrow. That is God’s plan—His people working together so that the Gospel continues to reach those who need Christ.
Please pray for this new SOS team as they begin serving. May God use them to create ripple after ripple of changed lives until the whole community has heard the good news of Jesus Christ.
What a blessing it is to see God at work through faithful servants! This past weekend at Summerfest at Valley Forge Baptist Church in Pennsylvania, the Lord richly blessed the SOS Events team. We rejoice that four precious people trusted Jesus Christ as their Savior, and a 91-year-old dear lady rededicated her life to the Lord.
It is a wonderful reminder that God is never finished working in a person’s life. Whether someone is young or advanced in years, His grace is still reaching hearts, drawing people to Himself, and changing lives. It is never too late to surrender your life to the Lord or to return to Him with a renewed heart.
A special thank you to Bryan and Donna and the entire Pennsylvania SOS team for their faithful service and willingness to share the Gospel. Their labor for the Lord is making an eternal difference. Please continue to pray for all those who made decisions this weekend, that they will grow in their walk with Christ and faithfully follow Him.
“Likewise, I say unto you, there is joy in the presence of the angels of God over one sinner that repenteth.” — Luke 15:10 (KJV)
These words from James are simple to read, but they are often difficult to live. In our conversations with family, friends, coworkers, and even fellow believers, we are often quick to speak and slow to listen. We may react before we understand, and we may allow our emotions to control our words. God reminds us that a Christlike spirit begins with listening.
Being swift to hear means more than simply hearing another person’s words. It means listening with compassion, patience, and a desire to understand. Many misunderstandings could be avoided if we took the time to truly listen before responding.
Being slow to speak reminds us that our words have great power. A few careless words can wound a heart, while a few gracious words can encourage a weary soul. Before we speak, we should ask ourselves, “Will these words honor the Lord?”
Being slow to wrath is perhaps the greatest challenge of all. Anger can cloud our judgment and damage relationships. James reminds us that “the wrath of man worketh not the righteousness of God.” When we surrender our emotions to the Lord, His peace replaces our frustration, and His wisdom guides our response.
This truth also applies to our relationship with God. We need to be swift to hear His voice through His Word, slow to tell Him how we think things should be done, and slow to become discouraged or frustrated when His answers do not come as quickly as we desire. God is always working, even when we cannot see it.
None of us can live this way in our own strength. It is only through daily time in God’s Word and the power of the Holy Spirit that we can become better listeners, wiser speakers, and calmer servants of Christ.
Today, let’s ask the Lord to help us listen more carefully, speak more graciously, and respond more like Jesus. As we yield ourselves to Him, our relationships with others—and with God—will grow stronger each day.
We are so thankful that the weather in Perrysburg, Ohio, cleared last evening, allowing the Friday night car show to take place. What a blessing it was to see so many people come out!
A special thank you to Ed and Rhonda for faithfully serving with the SOS Classic Car display. Their love for the Lord and dedication to sharing the Gospel continue to make an eternal difference.
Praise the Lord that 10 precious people accepted Jesus Christ as their Savior! Every soul is valuable to God, and we rejoice knowing that heaven celebrates each person who comes to Christ. We are grateful for faithful volunteers who are willing to go where people are and share the hope found only in Jesus.
To God be all the glory for another wonderful evening of sharing the Gospel and seeing lives changed for eternity.
“I say unto you, that likewise joy shall be in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety and nine just persons, which need no repentance.”
— Luke 15:7 (KJV)
Many of us travel especially in the summer. Vacations, Family Reunions, Weddings maybe even Work.
Someone who goes wherever you go is God. If you know Jesus as your Savior, He is with you wherever you go. That is a great blessing.
It is also a challenge. If you are tempted do do something you know is wrong because no one is there. Remember, God is with you and He sees everything that you do.
So enjoy your travels. Be thankful for the assurance that you are in the safety of God’s presence
How can we have faith in God when our world seems to be falling apart? Disappointment, illness, accidents and many things happen in our lives to make our faith waver.
Faith is knowing that God is in control. Trusting Him even when we cannot understand why things are going so wrong. God does not promise Christians a trouble free life, what He does promise is that He is with us every step of the way. He will and He does work things out for our good.
You may ask me how I know. Today, I can Praise the Lord for taking me through the death of 2 sons, a grandchild and 2 Godly husbands and other trials and heartaches. God has never left me or forsaken me but always brings what I need when I need it. He uses those things in my life to bring encouragement to others. That is what faith in God does for me and He will do the same for you if you have faith in Him. The evidence of things unseen. Carolyn Curtis
Center for Evangelists 
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