9/7/2003

Jesus Christ is Lord Evangelistic Association

December 2002 – September 2003

The Summary of Results

Good Times and Day D Conclusion

 

I come to live to S.F. Bay Area, California, on May 2001. In September 2001 I realized this was a place to share the gospel. My website http://listen.to/WordOfLife contain the main elements of my ministry. I did consider important to write them down. During my academic preparation in the Seminary I looked after God’s will for my life.

I realized God wanted me to pray continually in order to find out what would be the main features of my ministry by diverse ways: classes sermons Bible studies and prayers. I arrived to this conclusion, God has assigned me to share the gospel to:

The Northern European people and

The Israelites

and their descendants throughout the world by different means.

As part of such fulfillment I am praying for more than 37 cities. My prayer has this specific target: Asking God to bless every local church and every believer that the gospel may flow freely in the following cities: Vancouver, Portland, Bay Area Cities, Kansas City, Denver, Mississippi Area Cities, Washington, New York, Ottawa, Montreal, Glasgow, Toronto, Dublin, Liverpool, London, Reykjavik, Oslo, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsinki, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Zurich,  Brussels, Hamburg, Riga, Tallinn, Kiev, Moscow, Vilnius, Perth, Wellington, Auckland, Christ Church, Hobart, Sidney, Jerusalem. God is my Witness. I have decide to follow Jesus Christ and in doing so I pray for these more than 37cities that the gospel of salvation by faith in Jesus Christ may be spread by all means.

I began sharing the gospel at College and later on public libraries and high schools on late 2001.

On December 2002 God allowed me to initiate Jesus Christ is Lord Evangelistic Association. I posted its purpose in a website whose address is http://listen.to/WordOfLife. Later on, I invited my parents to join this association and they gladly accepted and became prayer supporters.

The purpose of this Evangelistic Association is to share the gospel to Northern Europeans and Israelites throughout the world.

I decided to have three personal goals which were:

1. To pray at 4:44 AM. For this purpose I declared the International Prayer Time for lost sheep.
2. To study the Bible.
3. To share the gospel one person a day at least.

I gave more than hundred evangelistic tracts to people from North Europe, Israel and U.S. To work together with other Christians. I declared a purpose to share the gospel in public places. For this I published the Newsletter ‘ Good Times.’ There were four issues: Summer 02, Fall 02, Winter 03 and Spring 03. There was a main invitation to work together recording a CD, making a video and/or playing at a park with evangelistic goals.

These newsletters I handed out to sisters and brothers in Christ having no response to the invitation. Because of it, I decided to stop such invitation and wait for a better time to do it again.

Day D was a personal goal of sharing the gospel daily from December to July. I did so at Foothill College and some public libraries. I targeted youth and used polls and tracts God allowed me to develop.

The last part of this work was done on July 2003. Summer Term at Foothill College. Where sharing the gospel has been based on personal relationships. I have been taking one Sunday School class to learn how to share the gospel, “Contagious Christianity.” Currently I have been with some of those I gave evangelistic tracts before. Now I have decided to work with Marin Christian Church Evangelistic Ministry.

After Summer Term at College, I have been working to get the Copyright for my Artwork:

Hello Promised Land / Milk and Honey.  Sound Recording.

Gospel Now! Collection of Evangelistic Tracts.

At The Crossroads. Graphic Design.

Neither On This Mountain Nor In Jerusalem.

This Fall Term I will finish the Associate Degree in English, Creative Writing. I registered for nineteen unit to finish the program.

 

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Daniel W Lechuga Ballesteros.