Category Archives: Encouragement Efforts

#3 – Your driver will never misjudge a turn A bus fails to navigate a bend in the road and sails off the highway. It happens rarely but when it does, lives are altered or destroyed in a moment. The … Continue reading →

#4 – It’s truly a great ride A bus will get you from point A to B, with largely trouble free operation. You’ll be protected from the cold and rain, and have a ‘comfortable’ seat. But those aren’t even listed … Continue reading →

#6 – Getting there can be a great part of the trip A bus is no Mercedes Benz. In some ways, it’s not even as good a ride as a top of the line mountain bike. The ride we took … Continue reading →

#7 – The potential destination is infinitely better Home can be a great place to return to, but at the end of the day, whether you live in a suburbs or the bustle of some large city, you’ll never be … Continue reading →

#8 – Each person’s spiritual route is determined by God The destination may change but to move people from one place to another requires a plan.  A bus system uses a faulty method to determine their routes. By virtue of … Continue reading →

#9 – Conversation is encouraged Have you ever noticed how quiet people can be on a bus? With people just inches apart but miles from communicating, it’s a picture of loneliness in the midst of plentiful potential relationships. Evangelism, on … Continue reading →

#10 – You don’t have to be forced into a schedule If you want to reach your destination on a bus, you have to board at a certain place, and not later than a preset time. With evangelism, the ‘schedule’ … Continue reading →