commercial vehicle opens you to
various audiences – atheists, tra-
ditionalists, Moslems, Buddhists,
etc. Twice, while preaching, I was
attacked spiritually. In both cases,
they were like abrupt sharp pains in
my chest area. In both cases, I just rounded up my message. I gave
it a prayer treatment and I was
back on duty the following morn-
ing. The word of God has already
assured me that, I’ll “trample on
snakes and scorpions and over all
the power of the enemy and noth-
ing by any means shall hurt me”.
(Insert verse). Once again howev-
er, we are assured that, “no weap-
on fashion against us shall prosper
and every tongue that shall rise up
against us shall be brought into
judgment.” (Isaiah 54:17). The ad-
monishments: “put on the whole
amour of God” and “pray that you
enter not into temptations” are
real warnings to be heeded by the
Christian soldier. Once those di- rectives are adhered to, you can
be rest assured that the best arse-
nals of the evil one and his cohorts
cannot achieve their intended evil.
other times some commuters who
want a quite ride to their destina-
tions will take you on for “disturb-
ing their peace”. Others will even
accuse you of spraying spittle on
them. Once, a driver was offend-
ed that I didn’t seek his permission
to preach aboard his vehicle so he