Archive: October 2011

Halloween is the only time of the year when the unbelieving world comes to us! So when the town of Derry, NH, scheduled “trick or treating” along the main road, my church was there. We gave out free popcorn, cotton candy, face painting, a ton of gospel tracts, invitations to […]

Christopher Duffley is an amazing kid with an AMAZING God! Born premature, blind, and autistic, Christopher was adopted by his parents before they realized God has gifted this young fellow with the gift of music! This recording is from the 2011 “New Hampshire Night of Worship” celebration where followers of […]

This is a video of a talk I delivered at an “assisted living center.” This sketch board message was without a doubt a team effort. It started when OAC Board Member Rex Trent emailed me a story from his childhood that he thought I’d like, and boy was he right! […]

“The Chemical Cross” is a fun and effective gospel illustration that uses common chemicals to explain the very uncommon gospel of Jesus Christ! This past Sunday I was asked to present it to the first through fourth graders at my church. God is so good – after the presentation, three […]

When the late Walter Martin wrote a book about Mormonism, he entitled it The Maze of Mormonism. That’s because understanding what “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (The Mormons)” believe can be a very frustrating process. This is because the Mormon Church uses words Bible-believing Christians are […]

Saints, I recently mailed out our newest “paper” newsletter. It has a big announcement about my job ending at Fidelity Investments, and my going “full-time” with Open Air Campaigners. Also, I have a number of photos of an amazing mission trip I lead in downtown Boston. God used us to […]

There is probably no more controversial day for Christians than Halloween. I realize there are various opinions on how we ought to best handle the last day in October, from embracing it, to avoiding it. In fact, I think in the past 20 years I’ve personally held convictions all along […]