I have a friend that loves evangelism and who goes to the
same neurologist and MRI place as I do. At one point we both had appointments
at both places, either days or hours apart from each other. I was up first at
the neurologist and called her after my appointment to tell her how it went and that the doctor
professes to be a Christian, and also to let her know which tracts I had passed out,
which included giving all the staff copies of Ray Comfort’s Evolution vs. God DVD. I
did that so that she would be sure to give out different tracts since we have the
same ones. A few days later at her appointment, she did just that, including
giving out copies of The Biggest Question DVD. The staff must’ve thought that God
was really trying to get their attention.
Then the neurologist sent me to have an MRI. I had never had
an MRI before and was pleased when they told me to bring headphones and they
would play any music I wanted to listen to off of the Internet.
On the day of my appointment the technician asked me what
music I wanted. “It will play throughout the room too,” she said.
Hearing that immediately changed things;
“I want to listen to Hell’s
Best Kept Secret,” I said. Since the staff would hear it play also, I
decided I would let the audio clip do the witnessing for me.
After I had been in the machine for a while, the technician
piped into my headphones to ask how I was doing. “I’m fine. Are you listening?”
I asked.
“Oh, yes. We can hear everything,” she said.
After Hell’s Best Kept
Secret ended I had them play True and
False Conversion, and then left them all with tracts when I was done.
I called my friend to tell her what had happened. My friend
has had several MRIs, but this place was new to her. She was excited and said that
none of the MRI places she’s been to offer music; that she always just sat in
the machine listening to the banging noise. At her appointment she (and the
staff) listened to two movies by Ray Comfort, Genius and Noah. Eternity
will show the reward. :-)
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