His name is know the world over, he has been an adviser to Presidents and now he's taken his Crusade for Christ to the internet...
The basic premise is simple: Use search engines to find people who
are looking for answers to life's big questions and direct them to a
website, www.peacewithgod.net. From there, seekers are led through a
series of readings and videos loosely tied to John 3:16: "For God so
loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes
in him shall not perish but have eternal life."
At the end of the series, they are offered a chance to pray and to
accept Jesus. Those who do become a little point of light on a Google
Earth application, showing more than 476,000 souls around the world who
have been saved through the site since it went live last year.
Although the site has been running in a beta mode, it is expected to be
fully functional within a month. At that point hundreds of volunteers
will also be online, doing everything from answering basic questions
about God and Christianity to leading interested visitors through a
5-week online discipleship course.
This news doesn't surprise me. I'm most surprised that Billy Graham hasn't been on line for years!
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