This edition of Missions in the United States focuses on Mark Cahill, a man who has devoted his life to sharing the gospel in his home country. He has written two books, the first directed toward believers, “One Thing You Can’t Do in Heaven,” about sharing the gospel with the lost people we see everyday. His second book is directed toward unbelievers, it’s called “One Heartbeat Away.” It aims to get lost people to think about what they would do if they knew they were just moments away from death. Of course, he shares the gospel in it! He gives copies of his book away for nothing to the people he witnesses to. If people tell him, “This book changed my life. Where can I get 200 copies of this book? I’ve got to tell people!” he will just give his books to them. This man is almost 50 years old now, but still sharing the good news, that, as he says, he is so grateful that four college students took the time to share with him, so now he must share with others, and let them make the decision before they pass into eternity. Mark prays and asks the Lord for guidance to lead him to the right people; some of his stories are incredible!
Here he is interviewed on Way of the Master Radio (actually, this is back in November 2006!) You will learn his methods, techniques, message, stories, and his challenge! Please find some time to listen; you will not regret it! (Be warned, it’s almost 30 minutes long, but you won’t notice the time fly by!)
If you want to hear Mark speak some more, go here.
“Go… to the lost sheep of Israel. As you go, preach this message: ‘The kingdom of heaven is near.’ Heal the sick, raise the dead, cleanse those who have leprosy, drive out demons. Freely you have received, freely give.” (Matthew 10:6-8)
We’ve got something that nobody nowhere can steal from us, because it is hidden deep within our hearts! How grateful we are to those people from whom we learned the gospel; and so many people are still waiting! Freely we have received, let us freely give!
So I guess this is kinda a Word for Wednesday… focuses on the spoken Word. 
How about some music? Here’s “What the World Will Never Take” from Hillsong. That’s the reason we tell!
UPDATE: I forgot to add “Tell the World”!
