We got 11 houses in a row

My first time witnessing, and I got James and David who are my partners at that time to get crack out of our shells, we got 11 houses in a row. It's like, wow, 11 houses. Holy smokes. Seven of them opened their doors and about two of them were successful in their, at least changing the word of God, right? And I wanted to tell you that not to flex on how much we did, but a lesson I learned from that. And I didn't learn until, Saya Michael later kind of taught us how to go, you know, as good teacher should. He taught, he opened their eyes a little bit, you know. The thing was, even though we got 11 houses, we only had two successes. That's not a very good success rate. It shouldn't be like that. We shouldn't rush things as important as life or death, heaven or hell. We are playing with people's lives here. Through that I got kind of not only a encouragement and lesson learned about next time witnessing instead of you know trying to go as fast as possible you know and take my time but also it's a life lesson on yourself you know you know Solomon are my friends. You know it was our last house today and I was surprised I met my friend but someone he was kind of that story. He kind of rushed Christianity and a lot of people maybe do yourselves as well in the crowd rush Christianity and you guys don't really get the fruit The meat of what it really is the meat of Christianity you guys don't truly get that because you rush it. You know, that's the first lesson that I learned and You know and at the end of the last or at the end of last night we ended up meeting with Matu family and we talked about it and what not and Yeah, Michael showed us the way how it goes. And he said, you know, you got you should bring a partner of two girls and two guys tomorrow and or yeah two girls two guys tomorrow and help these daughter and son out and so we talk about we have our own guy guy talk girl and girl talk and we were able to talk about the word of God to them. we talked about in Psalm 51 verse 5 about the original sin and how all of us were sinners and how he decided to change his ways and we eventually changed contacts and we invited him here a little bit so he'll be coming maybe Saturday or so but there's something to change and they're super nice and quiet kids and Super humble and I admired them about that because a lot of times even when I was their age, you know, I wasn't as humble as them or as smart as them about knowledgeable as the word of God on them. The last house we went to or yeah, and as we go on our way, right, there's interesting figures I meet, you know, Um, there's, there's a guy that we knocked on. He was a white guy full of tattoos on him and he goes, I said, would you like to learn about the word of God today? Maybe take a few minutes out of time and he goes, no, I have my own God. I was like, whoa. Okay. Last time, last time someone said that God put not 10 plagues on him, you know, uh, Pharaoh, you know, he, And it kind of like a listen on them, you know, it's like they If you harden your heart for God, God will harden it even further. It's a freedom of choice, but God .... If you want to go the way that God wants you to go, you right? God's plan, then he will absolutely let you go into his warm embrace. But if you go and leave Pharaoh and that guy who told us that he had his own God, Then God will harden your heart even more and eventually as Bible reads that he will make you an example. Now, our last one, yeah, last one, Solomon, we were It was nice to see him again. And originally I talked to him about God early in the school year because we had the same math class. And he thought that he, based on what he said, I thought he was born again. But as he revealed himself, I realized that he wasn't. So we ended up praying for him. And when I listened, I got from that that you could apply to yourselves as truly, truly. know yourself because he knew a lot about God. He knew he could rival that of GBC kids. He knew that God sacrificed himself on the cross for us. He knew Roman chapter 5 verse 19 and all that. He knew every single Bible verse yet. He was not truly saved. I asked him, if he died the night, would you go to heaven? He went, I don't know. So I said, you need to know. I would love to see you up in heaven with me. I showed him a bit of compassion because it hurts my heart to see many of my own friends not seeing that path. I'll be ending my testimony with that and I hope you all learned a little bit of something. Thank you.