There is an answer. It is found in the Bible.
2 Chronicles 7:14
If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.
God’s Word was never meant to stop at our ears—it is meant to shape our lives. James reminds us that hearing Scripture without obeying it can lead to self-deception. True faith is revealed not only by what we know, but by how we live.
When we act on God’s Word, we show our love for Him and our trust in His wisdom. Obedience turns belief into action and truth into testimony. Today, ask the Lord to help you not only hear His Word, but to live it out in your daily walk.
Tracts are a wonderful way to witness as you go through your daily life.
Leave one with a tip at a restaurant. Give one to a cashier at a grocery store. When in conversation with a stranger.
Get creative. Find ways you can witness using a gospel tract.
SOS Events can supply you with the “3 Things God Can Not Do” tract. The cost is $2.50 for 25, plus postage.
Email info@sosevents.org, or call 813-494-7512 to order.
so shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and it shall prosper in the thing whereto I sent it.
Isaiah 55:11 KJV
“We are too busy to pray, and so we are too busy to have power. We have a great deal of activity, but we accomplish little; many services but few conversions; much machinery but few results.” ~R.A. Torrey
Most Christians fall into this category today, unfortunately. In our churches we see very few conversions, in ministry there are few people that are willing to spend even three or four hours a week or even a month to go to the marketplace to witness to the lost.
Someday we will be judged for what we have done for The Lord.
Will we hear “Well done” or will our works be counted as wood hay and stubble and be cast into the fire?
When we stand before Him, will our excuse be, “I was too busy”?
No matter what challenges you are facing today, remember the God we serve is all-powerful. He is the Creator of all, and nothing is too difficult for Him. When doubts and fears arise, turn to the Lord who asks, “Is there anything too hard for Me?”
Trust in His mighty power and have faith that He can make a way where there seems to be no way.
With God, all things are possible.
This past Saturday at the Antioch Feed Store Market, SOS Events once again had the privilege of sharing the love of Christ with our community. It was a beautiful day filled with conversations, prayer, and the clear presence of the Lord.
We are thankful to report that 4;individuals made decisions for Christ. Each conversation reminded us why outreach matters—meeting people where they are and lovingly pointing them to the hope found in Jesus. God is still drawing hearts to Himself, and we are humbled to be part of His work.
Please continue to pray for those who made decisions, that they will grow in their faith and be encouraged to connect with a Bible-believing church. We also thank all the volunteers who faithfully serve through SOS Events, planting seeds and trusting God for the increase.
To God be the glory for what He is doing through SOS Events—one heart at a time.
“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
Hebrews 2:12 Saying, I will declare thy name unto my brethren, in the midst of the church will I sing praise unto thee.
What do you hear when you go to church? Music that honors the Lord or music that is about you?
Preaching that makes you feel good or preaching that steps on your toes and puts you under conviction?
Do you go to church because it is the thing to do and will give you prestige or you go because you truly want to worship God?
Hard questions, but think about the church you attend and why you are going there
This verse reminds us of the faithful goodness of the Lord, even in seasons of sorrow, waiting, and uncertainty. It assures us that God’s goodness is not distant or conditional—it is experienced by those who patiently wait on Him and sincerely seek Him.
Waiting on the Lord does not mean doing nothing; it means trusting Him, leaning on His promises, and remaining faithful even when answers seem delayed. To “seek Him” speaks of a heart that desires God above all else, turning to Him in prayer, dependence, and obedience.When we do this, God meets us personally, strengthening our souls with His presence and peace.
This verse encourages us to hold on in difficult times, knowing that God sees, God cares, and God is working. His goodness is revealed not only in deliverance, but also in the quiet assurance He gives to those who trust Him fully.
If God gives you the privilege of traveling. Wherever you go you will see the beauty God has created.
Not only the natural beauty, but the wisdom that God gave to man to develop ways to travel. Planes, trains, boats, cars, buses and various ways we can get from one place to another.
Then, there are the wonderful man made structures. Monuments, buildings, churches and all kinds of artifacts.
If you can travel in person or see the wonders on TV, books or magazines, as a believer, it is easy to see God’s wisdom and praise Him for His wonderful creation.
God blesses us with our children! When you first see your newborn child, it is love at first sight!
Children give us our greatest joy and also our greatest sorrow. We rejoice with them when they accomplish a goal.
We weep with them when they hurt or are in trouble.
God has given us a great blessing and a great responsibility to rear our children in the ways of the Lord.
Love them, discipline them, pray for them and be an example to them.
We must give them back to God to take care of them and trust Him. Remember, God loves them even more than we do.
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