Friday morning, the door opened to minister at Resound Ministries. What a great group of committed Christians. They are taking the Gospel of the Kingdom to the highways and byways of Orlando. They go to the streets, abortion mills, and adult "entertainment" sin centers.

For two hours, I had the privilege to pour into their lives some of the principles, truths, vision, and mission of the Kingdom Leadership Institute. They were sponges. Afterwards we had lunch and they asked a lot of good questions. It was a great time inspiring, challenging, and equipping the next generation of leaders a time like this demands.

From there, we took the Gospel to the streets. We set up at a park with guitars and bongos. The sweet voices of the young people lifted high the name and praises of our Lord publicly. As they were singing about the blood of Jesus, one man in a wheel chair asked if "The blood of Jesus could provide him some food." We assured him that indeed the blood, name, and truth of Christ can provide for his physical, and most importantly, his spiritual needs.

Pastor Larry and I took him to the market, provided food, and prayed for his soul. In essence, we told him he was dangerously close to death and he needed to quit playing games with God and "go and sin no more (John 8:11)." He asked for and received my Bible. I told him that this Bible had been in many of battle and he should treat this sword with due respect. He then asked for me to sign and date it as he promised to live according to God's word.

The young people open-aired preached and ministered one on one throughout the park. It was a beautiful sight to behold. It gave hope for the future. I found out today that they ministered to a homeless, pregnant woman and got her the help she needed to keep her baby. O thank God for His tender mercies and lovingkindness.

Today, we gave them heaven at three abortion mills. I was almost arrested at the second one. As we arrived there, we found out a baby was saved, so I thought it was only fitting to tell the rest of the people in the abortion mill the good news and encouraged them to do the same. A lady police officer took umbrage at the preaching and told me it was too loud. I was to lower my voice or be arrested. I told her that I was an American citizen on a public sidewalk and minister of the Gospel, called of God to preach. Apparently, she didn't accept my response so she called two police cars and they came to what is, in fact, a crime scene at the abortion mill.

This time a male officer approached me and told me that the people inside could hear the preaching and were disturbed by it. I was breaching the peace. I told them they needed to be disturbed about killing God's babies and it was they, not me, that breached the peace. He admitted that this was a grey area since we had no sound amplification, but was still willing to arrest me anyway. Since I had to fly out tomorrow, it would not have been wise to get arrested, but I challenged the locals to challenge this clear violation of our Constitutional rights. If they don't, we may have to come back soon to win that territory in Jesus' name!

We concluded our street activities at a Planned Parenthood. The saints there are conducting a "Forty Days for Life" campaign. This abortion mill, like most Planned Parenthood clinics, is in the black community. We took the time to expose the abortion/racism connection perpetrated by this wolf in sheep's clothing.

It was a fruitful day serving our King. Tomorrow, I preach at Rejoice Christian Fellowship and get to see my former pastor from Waco, Pastor Rick Shearouse and his precious family. This man has a special place in my heart. Afterwards, God willing, I head back home to our next adventure in serving our Lord.

Thank you for your prayers, love, and support.