This Saturday we will join up with Ray Comfort and his team to share our faith in Huntington Beach! Meet at Hope Chapel at noon. We leave promptly at 12:30PM. For further evangelism adventures, see our schedule here! 
I’ve just found out that Ray is sick. If he is better on Saturday morning when I call [...]

After months of server problems which caused this blog to be unavailable in the evenings and various times of the day, the problem is fixed. So you can now enjoy E-vangie Tales 24/7, just like in a real first world nation. Suggestion: Never use a server that advertises on the side of a cereal box and [...]

What do vampires and servers have in common? Answer: Nothing.
Vampires go to work at dusk; the server that keeps E-vangie Tales going stops at dusk. Unfortunately, my server is erratic and the problem won’t be fixed until next Tuesday. Nevertheless, keep tuning in; I’ll still be posting daily (sometimes just a little later than usual).

E-vangie Tales went public on this day two years ago.

‘Tis the season to send out a Christmas letter.
To read mine just click!

The Golden Compass movie flopped. That’s good and bad news. It’s good news because it’s a bad movie, but it’s bad news for Living Waters Publications because they have 160,000 copies of the tract left.

They wrote this in their Newsletter:
“We know that they will eventually sell, but we would rather let you have them at no charge while the [...]

“I feel like I deliver something to the Iraqi people, and I feel good about it when I take these people and send them to the gallows…”

“It is not a nice thing to see someone being killed or dying in front of you…”
Actor Basam Ridha on his current role as Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki’s [...]

My family and I went down to San Diego for a few days last week and spent some time at the San Diego Zoo and SeaWorld. Over the next several days I will post photos of some evangelistic encounters (no, I couldn’t stop!), including the BIG mistake I made when I didn’t heed my own [...]

Most Mondays I dedicate the postings to articles dealing with death. The reason? To remind us that tomorrow is promised to no one, and “that man is destined to die once, and after that to face Judgment.”
Our society sanitizes death, erases its terror, and denies its existence. The urgency of the Christian mission to [...]

From its first use, there has been debate as to whether the guillotine always provided as swift a death as Dr Guillotin hoped. With previous methods of execution, there was little concern about the suffering inflicted. But where the guillotine was invented specifically to be “humane,” the issue was seriously considered.
Furthermore, there is the [...]

I invited my friend Mike Mellein and his 11-year-old son, J.C., to join the evangelism team for a one hour excursion into Lake Arrowhead Village while on this past weekend’s Men’s Retreat. Dad was a little hesitant, but J.C. was rarin’ to go. “C’mon Dad,” J.C. encouraged. “Watch and learn!”
And Dad did!

The 55-year-old owner of a home for sale was found dead in her bed by two potential buyers inspecting the house.
Justin and Colleen McKeen were walking through the house, while real estate agent Linda Chabucos-Galow, stood in the dining room. She then heard Colleen McKeen scream.
“I thought, ‘What’s wrong?’ Maybe it was a dead [...]

About six months ago I decided to organize a block party in my North Redondo Beach neighborhood. I’d been living at my home for 7 years, but only knew the neighbors around my house. I thought it would be a great idea to bring the whole block together and to fulfill the 2nd [...]

Can you figure this out?
“Poor James is dead.
We see his face no more.
For what he thought was H2O,
was H2SO4.”

The treatment and disposal of dead bodies differs from culture to culture. Here are some examples (see if you can guess which culture is lowbrow):
In the Solomon Islands of the South Pacific a body was traditionally placed on a reef where it would be eaten by sharks.
Muslims wash the body three times, wrap it in [...]

Click here to find out who was the 10,000th visitor and winner of a Million Dollars!

The ten thousandth visitor will be here shortly. Who will it be?
Now, I’m sure some blogs get 10,000 visitors an hour–not mine! It’s taken nearly a year to get here. Maybe if I resorted to gossip, or cute animal pictures I’d get more visitors… but God gave me the desire to start a blog [...]

AMAZING GRACE is a gorgeous movie about a very Christian person. It has deep, soul-stirring Christian references to the sinfulness of people, the salvation of Jesus Christ, and the divinity of Jesus Christ, with frequent renditions of the great hymn “Amazing Grace.”
This is the story of William Wilberforce, who led the fight to stop [...]

Santa Monica is a strange place. It’s next to Venice and everyone knows that Venice is weird, but Santa Monica is a strange place. It’s full of liberals and every belief system under the sun. The ironies are delicious. You have the super-rich protesting about everything, while the homeless are evident everywhere. (Liberal satirist Harry [...]

Here’s a compelling story from a reader in Minnesota who is taking some first steps!
“Gave a million to a coworker yesterday!”

Join the fray!
We’re up to 17 comments as the atheist dukes it out with Christians on the post below, “Open Air Preaching with Ray Comfort.”

An Italian couple have confessed to killing four neighbors, including a toddler, after a feud over noise, a prosecutor said. The victims were found with their throats slit in the wealthy northern town of Erba. The home had been set on fire.

This week police arrested Olindo Romano and Rosa Bazzi. a middle-aged couple with no [...]

Steve, a newcomer to this blog, wrote this in a post below:
“Did you notice “The God Delusion” by Richard Dawkins was on the NY Times bestsellers list this Christmas? Looks like you need to work harder.”
“Your site is being passed around several science and secular websites right now including RichardDawkins.net. We atheists need a [...]

“Let January open with joy in the Lord, and December close with gladness in Jesus.” –Charles H. Spurgeon.
(Thanks to Andreas for this quote)

In case you haven’t noticed, on the post below (you’ll have to click on “previous entries”) concerning the Radical Street Preacher, I have gotten quite a few comments about this guy who berates patrons of a stripclub with the Gospel. Watch the two videos on this guy and join in the fray. Some interesting comments [...]

Making the most of every opportunity I handed my Million-dollar Gospel tracts to the counter people at the Science Center in Los Angeles. I tried to engage them in conversation, but the lead man insisted that they couldn’t answer questions about religion.
Hmmm… what should I do? The only thing I could do was [...]

You’re on the horns of a dilemma: A member of your family loves restaurants that serve all-natural-no-preservatives or meatfat, fleshless-food.
You don’t.
It’s not a matter of faith, just a matter of taste. She doesn’t mind bland tasting things soaked in soy, battered in bristle flour, tasting like wet cardboard and tempe.
You do.
As a loving [...]

Stay tuned for the amazing stuff that happened last Saturday when 15 evangelists went to the game. This will be an E-vangie Tales in pictures. Coming soon!

Can you think of a better way to redeem the time in a fast food joint like Tommy’s in Hollywood than handing out Million-Dollar bill Gospel tracts to everyone in line and making them pose for a picture?
Should anyone die of a heart-attack due to the greasy chili burgers, french fries or a drive-by [...]

Anna Hopewell’s grave in Enosburg Falls, Vermont has an epitaph that sounds like something from a Three Stooges movie:
Here lies the body of our Anna
Done to death by a banana
It wasn’t the fruit that laid her low
But the skin of the thing that made her go.
From Strange Cosmos.com