"You know that you do not meet God's expectations. You know you are getting judged for breaking His laws. But your self-righteousness is preventing you from submitting to His authourity. Therefore you are in danger of incurring His wrath on Judgement Day. I don't want that to happen. "

"When you go to bed tonight Roger, I can guarantee you're going to think about what we talked about. You'll be thinking about facing God after you die. And you'll be thinking about what He will say to you, and where He will send you."

I decided to go hardball on him. I said "Andrew, look at me. Listen, you are a sinner, just like me. When you die, you will have to face God for those sins. Alone, with no one else to help you out. His standard is perfection, so He will find you guilty of breaking His laws. Your punishment will be an eternity in a fiery lake called hell.

"He told me he was a Christian, but when I pressed him about how he was getting to heaven, he was focusing on his works, and his family values. He got angry with me when I said it would count for nothing on Judgement Day."

I stood there frozen, my heart crushed. The thought of someone hearing the best news ever and rejecting it, was beyond belief. As I moved on, I prayed for Brian, that God would not leave him alone, that he would reconsider his foolish decision, and turn from his ways.

The 'Tell Me' Conference, Christchurch 29 August 2020

Back around by the playground, I gave Dennis a million-dollar tract. When he found out it was a Christian tract, he was furious.

I walked around to the bus stop, to find a lady seated there, smoking. The conversation I had with her humbled me to tears.

Around the corner we came across Daryl. Daryl was in an electric wheelchair. He took my tract, and thought that he would go to heaven because he has changed his ways, and not doing the bad stuff he used to do anymore.