A Round To It

[Guest Guest]

Hey folks. An evangelist friend of mine has these little round pieces of wood (like a quarter)with the saying "TO IT" on them so when he invites someone to one of his revivals or to church and they say "when I get around to it" he hands it to them. Before you think this is silly it really works! He even had a marine (I think he was a Colnel) come out to the church he was preaching at and brought the little "TO IT" with him. Sometimes using little "gimics" like this may lighten up the situation when witnessing.

Wil

[Samer]

These are by LivingWaters. I wish they used King James. Their tracts are always so interesting.
http://www.livingwaters.com/Merchant2/merchant.MV?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=219&Category_Code=

[kevinmiller]

But there's good news: "God commended His love towards us, in that, while we were yet sinners Christ died for us."

I believe that's the KJV. :thumb

[HappyChristian]

Other than the end of commended...the KJV uses commendeth. Commended is past tense, commendeth is ongoing.

[LindaR]

http://www.kidsturncentral.com/roundtoit.htm

I can't figure out how to get the image on this post, so here is a link to one of those "Round To Its"

Here's another link. I sort of liked this one:

http://mrmom.amaonline.com/poems/roundtuit.htm

[Samer]

What LuAnne said. Ray Comfort needs to learn his KJV grammar. I don't think I'd mind if he said "commends" instead...but tsk tsk. :)

[kevinmiller]

Oh well, nobody's perfect. :wink

[Samer]

But the Bible is. :)

[kevinmiller]

lol, oh well, you win.

[Guest Guest]

Mmmm. That's good sister. I never caught that. Thanks.

Wil :thumb