Below I am posting a video I took recently.
You have to set your voice to the max.
I apologize for the quiet voice of my caller, but I didn't want him to feel uncomfortable and also there were cars nearby on a fairly busy road.
I have some evangelistic plans related to this city and not only this, I was walking to get some contact and a man directed my attention to a pile of garbage, a bed against the wall of a building criticizing the city government. When I started to suggest to him that this man sleeping there probably had some tragedy behind him he decided that it was just a love of drunkenness, and so I decided to find out for myself what this man's fate was and tried to talk to him.
The conversation went on longer. After my prayer for him and more for his friend who came with wine we talked a bit about God and I prayed for the friend as well.
Perhaps not everything will be understood, and so will recount.
A man immigrated to Germany and England about 6 years ago to earn money for his family. In the meantime his wife cheated on him.
After a while, he started getting drunk and ended up on the pavement as a homeless person.
Many people look upon people like the man who pointed out the bed to me and the man sleeping on it under a cloud as a common drunkard, a hobo, etc. Even similar slogans were used by my interlocutor.
But life is sometimes not that simple and Jesus comes to just such people. Not to the healthy, but to the sick. No priest or pastor wants to come to such sick people. I know that most of these alcohol-abusing homeless people have chosen this lifestyleBut if we are left with mere judgment and set aside mercy, what image of God is that?
Of course without conversion they will be in the lake of fire and I told this man as much as possible.
I made the film not only to inspire others to compassion, but also to show the hypocrisy of the authorities and Poles helping their neighbors from the yellow-blue flag. Topics without cameras, flash and front pages of portals are not fashionable.
How many Poles went abroad because the state did not allow them to live with dignity and their relationships broke up?
Who is to blame?
Woe to lawmakers ungodly laws And to those who have made laws that do harm. Isaiah 10.
Poles are displaced people too, but without such privileges as the yellow and blue people. Without such expensive cars that I noticed at the seaside. No SUVs for over 50 thousand zloty.
This homeless man told me he was Catholic. This is the whole essence of faith according to Catholicism. You can be separated from God, but you can't for the life of you renounce religion...
I ask you to pray for these two men who need to be set free. Let's also pray for this Pharisee I met who felt he was better than the homeless.
The Pharisee stood and so in his soul he prayed: God, thank you, that I'm not like other people, swindlers, adulterers, or like the tax collector
That Pharisee I encountered even used the Word of God to curse the mayor of Koszalin, using ugly words.
Let's pray for the Mayor of Koszalin, that God would SHAKE his conscience, that he would turn his spiritual life upside down. In Jesus' Name. Amen.
Jesus believes in every person and gives everyone a chance, but not everyone wants to take that chance.
Where we are there is the Spirit of God, and so let us do what the Spirit of God shows us.
By the way, there was a billboard "God Loves You" placed diagonally across it ....
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