Our vision is very important. To be able to see clearly is a blessing from God.
As we age our vision may become clouded. We may need glasses or even surgery to see clearly.
In our spiritual life we have the same problem. When we first become a new Christian our vision is clear. We want to obey God’s Word. We have a desire to see people saved.
Then we grow older in the faith and we get complacent. We are not as quick to do God’s will. We do not have a vision for people who are lost.
Are you loosing your spiritual vision? Ask God’s forgiveness and get clear vision again. Read the Bible daily and pray. Then use every opportunity to tell someone about Jesus. People are perishing without someone to tell them.
What a blessing to see clearly, both physically and spiritually.
Everywhere we go the signs are still up. Stay 6 feet away from each other. In an elevator there was images of 4 sets of feet and a sign only 4 people in the elevator at a time. Are you social distancing?
The restrictions are being lifted in many places and there is different opinions on if these restrictions should be kept in place.
The one place that encourages us to get close is in God’s Word when He tells us to draw close to Him. No restrictions. Just call on Jesus and remember He is close to you at all times, if you have trusted Him as your Savior.
Psalms 73:28 – But it is good for me to draw near to God: I have put my trust in the Lord GOD, that I may declare all thy works.
God blessed SOS Events volunteers on Saturday with 16 salvations.
This event is a food distribution once a month at Turkey Creek Baptist Church in Florida.
This month the volunteers were Alice, Richard, Stephanie and William. It is a great blessing to each of them for the opportunity to witness to people who come to get food and walk away with the Bread of Life, Jesus.
And Jesus said unto them, I am the bread of life: he that cometh to me shall never hunger; and he that believeth on me shall never thirst. John 6:35
Ed and Rhonda Fager have an antique car that they want to use to honor the Lord. After a long time getting it ready, they were able to take it to the first of many Car Shows in Ohio.
As you can see from the photos, GOD blessed them abundantly with 16 people who trusted Jesus as their Savior.
Pray that this couple has more opportunity to share the gospel at many more events this summer and autumn.
1 Corinthians 3:7 So then neither is he that planteth any thing, neither he that watereth; but God that giveth the increase.
Technology. It is amazing. We can be in one part of the world and communicate with people or control devices from thousands of miles away.
Technology can be used for evil like spreading pornography or it can be used for good, publishing Gods Word throughout the world.
As individuals we have abilities that are similar to technology. We can use our lives, living in sin or we can choose to accept Jesus as our Savior and live a good and fruitful life.
Romans 12:21 – Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.
The SOS Events office and homes of many volunteers are in the path of the storm named Elsa.
Storms can be dangerous. Fallen trees, floods, wind, rain and tornadoes are results of this storm.
What do we do during a storm? Get prepared. Have food and water on hand and listen to instructions. Then trust God to bring us through unharmed.
Storms in your life, you need preparation to survive.
In times of your storm, be prepared. Get ready by reading God’s Word everyday, praying for guidance and resting in God’s promises. He will give you peace and bring you through the storm.
Center for Evangelists 
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