We had a great crowd at the homeless ministry today. There were many of decisions for Christ. One of the fun things we did was hand out million dollars bills. They are really tracts from Living Waters. Many of the guys were asking for them. Everyone had a great smile.
I added a few pictures of Christmas. We spent a few days in Birmingham. Everyone had a great time. The best part was having family in one place.
Bonnie and Jordan celebrated bithdays over Thanksgiving. Bonnie is now 24 years old and Jordan is 20. No more teenagers for me- thank goodness. Bonnie brought her best friend Nash for a visit. Nash is a 7 month old black lab. He has disrupted our house for a couple of days. Terri's mother and sister also celebrated with us. They are from Alabama. We all have alot to be thankful for in our lives. God is so good. 
The bottom picture is of two of my friends who work in the food ministry Ed and Jimmy. I would not trade those two for the world. The top picture is a guy named Boo Boo. He is a rabid Auburn fan. God will forgive him. Roll Tide Roll!
It seems like every Thursday we are seeing more and more people come through our food and clothes ministry at FBC Madison. This past Thusday we had 50 families receive food and clothes. We always talk with each individual about their relationship with Jesus. Jessica and Amika prayed to receive Christ yesterday. The red house is where Odio lives on Jefferson Street. Odie practiced sharing his faith today for over an hour. He has a great heart and will be a great witness for Christ.
Rode with MamaLou and Clyde Hall to the youth prison today. Lou teaches a baptism class and I teach a class of boys that want to learn about what it means to be a Christian. I think Lou had six students and I had nine students. They really ask some hard questions today. They ask me where God came from. How do you explain that bit of information? It was a great afternoon with the boys.
Today was a very busy day at our food ministry. We continue to see more and more people each week. I told John Corley I was going to put his picture up tonight on the blog. He is the guy who looks like he is preaching. We have had to order a food truck from Second Harvest Food Bank it seems like every week. There are alot of people in real need in our community. We also tell each one who receives food about Jesus. Thanks volunteers for all the hard work. You are a special group of people.
I am meeting with a group of guys at Panera Bread in Mt. Juliet each week at 6:15 A.M. to study evangelism and discipleship. David Morel, who wrote "Secret to an Open Door" was our speaker today. This is an excellent book on evangelism I would tell others to read on this subject. This is a great bunch of guys who love Jesus and want to be more effective in sharing Him with others. I guess it is an iron shapens iron situation. The bagels are not bad either.
I have been sitting at this desk most of the day trying to get some food resources for our ministy at FBC Madison and the local Meals On Wheels program. The Pastor at FBC Madison, Barry Davis, has been wonderful to work with in our food ministry. All the members at the church have been so supportive of what God is doing through this ministry. I was able also to set up a new Bible Study in Hermitage. God is letting me meet some great people who are being very helpful in starting new ministries. Overall, it has been a great day! Tried to meet with one of the guys who is learning how to share his faith, but had to reset our time together until tomorrow.
These are a couple of pictures from my bible study today. Eugene is my main man. He is learning to share his faith using "Share Jesus Without Fear". We practiced for over an hour afer the Bible study. Attendance at the bible study usually runs 10 to 15 people. They love the fellowship and have a great desire to know and follow Jesus.
