by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Oct 26, 2021 | Stories
HOW, WHEN AND WHERE TO SHARE OUR FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE WITH OTHERS HAS ALWAYS BEEN AN ISSUE WITH CHRISTIANS, ESPECIALLY WITH FAMILY, NEIGHBORS AND CO-WORKERS. THE INSTRUCTIONS THAT PETER, ONE OF JESUS’ FIRST 12 FOLLOWERS, GIVES IN THE BIBLE LAYS OUT SOME HELPFUL STEPS...
by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Oct 26, 2021 | Stories
When William Booth burst in the door of his home late one night in 1865 and exclaimed to wife Catherine, “Darling, I have found my destiny!” he’d been walking through the slums of the East End of London. That glimpse of hell on earth constituted Booth’s primary...
by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Aug 17, 2021 | Stories
Born in a Christian home in Egypt, Dr. Michael Youssef shares that he at first rejected the gospel but in his late teens embraced Christ. Unknown to him at the time, that decision would take him to Lebanon, Australia and finally to the United States. Training pastors...
by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Aug 17, 2021 | Stories
To the Trinity: It’s your son by adoption here. I just wanted to tell You I love You and I’m thankful You have brought me back into Your watch and keep. I apologize for leaving so disrespectfully and unannounced. I know leaving You would always be both of the above...
by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Aug 5, 2021 | Stories
“If you are a beacon of Light do not waste your flame in the clouds with the sun and the moon. Instead plunge yourself into the crevices of this world and burn ever so brightly where you are needed, helping those in the darkness.” This poem was written...
by Lt. Colonel Allen Satterlee | Aug 4, 2021 | Stories
Evangelism is going out of style, says a 2019 Barna report called Reviving Evangelism. More than half of survey respondents said they’d had two or fewer conversations about faith with a non-Christian in the past year. Without evangelizing, we wouldn’t be here—“we”...
