Until The Whole World Hears...
Don Sunshine Ministries has been privileged to touch tens of thousands of lives and see thousands come to faith in Jesus Christ through our teaching people how to share their faith in Christ every day...without fear, embarassment, or hesitation.
Jesus commanded His followers down through the ages to “Make disciples of all nations”. So let me ask you a question, “How are you doing with that?” If Jesus commanded us to make disciples and if you are not sharing your faith and beginning the discipleship process, do you really believe that one day you’ll hear Him say, “Well done, My good and faithful servant?” As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to be His full time Ambassadors representing Him to the lost people in our lives. Yet for some reason most professing followers of Christ never share their faith in Christ with anyone!
The "Make a Difference” or "M.A.D. Live Event" is a 4-hour event that is presented “Live” in churches. We usually do these on a Saturday or a Sunday. Don has taught this over 700 times in 36 states and Canada, equipping over 41,000 people. God has blessed us to see over 1,700 give their lives to Christ at the Live Events. All praise, honor, and glory be to God! We’d love to come to your church to help equip the believers to begin sharing their faith in obedience….without fear or embarassment. Putting the teaching into practivce will transform your Christian life into the great adventure that God intended for each of us to experience!
Yesterday I completed M.A.D. Live Event # 791 in Leesburg, FL. We had a nice group of people participate including 16 members of various local chapters of the Christian Motorcyclists Association. We had many positive comments about the event, and I am already receiving emails from people who were impacted by the material. Lord willing new opportunities to minister in Florida will happen from the exposure we received at the event.
Our next event will be on Saturday, November 23rd at the Ewtonville Baptist Church in Dunlap, TN.
Today, Larry and I completed our two-day job removing tree debris from a lady’s house. Larry would be doing the chain saw work, and I would move the debris and pile it up. Apparently, the last time we were serving here, I backed the trailer down the single lane road, and I caught my taillight on the base of the mailbox. It appeared the mailbox was fine, but I broke the passenger side taillight on the trailer. The neighbor of this house is not a very nice man. When we arrived the other day, I wasn’t sure which house we were supposed to go to when we arrived for the first time. The lady told me her house was at the end of this dead-end street. So I pulled into the driveway of the house at the end of the street and a man came out screaming at me to get off his property. I apologized as he ranted at me for trespassing. It turns out that the house we were looking for was the previous house. I backed up and we worked until I had an issue with the grapple on my tractor and we had to pack up and leave. The dealer said there must have been a bubble in the line, but it was working fine now. I picked up the tractor and we returned today.
As we were working today, the “friendly” neighbor kept driving in and out of his driveway. He finally stopped and “supervised” what we were doing. Then a Sheriff’s car showed up in his driveway. The Deputy left and came back and approached me. He asked if the white truck parked on the other street was mine. I told him it was. He asked if I had hit a mailbox the other day and I told him that I bumped one, but there didn’t appear to be damaged. I told him if I damaged the mailbox I would pay for any damage. The deputy had to leave on another cal, but I did get to lay hands on him and pray for him. The “kind” neighbor drove up the road to meet me at his mailbox. It looked fine but he pointed out the “damage” you’ll see at the base in this photo. He told me he wanted me to replace the entire mailbox! I told him that the mailbox was not damaged. It was still standing and worked fine. He insisted I pay for a new one. I was about to lose it and tell him to file a complaint against me and let the judge decide, but my buddy Larry handed him $45 and said let’s call it even. They walked away and I was not happy about this. I know he’s not going to replace the mailbox. He just pocketed the money. I bought Larry lunch as he didn’t have to do that, but that was kind of him. I didn't get to meet the lady we served, but I left her some Gospel literature. Photos of the completed piles of debris are here.