Battle Log

Wednesday, 5 June, 2024

Posted 5 June 2024, 5:07 PM by Hung Kwan. Permalink

Battle Log of Operation 513 at Sunnybank on Wednesday June 5th 2024 from 1300-1500

As normal, Johnny and Hung team up to do street outreach at the Sunnybank North bound bus stop. It was an ordinary day, most of the gospel sharing were in A HURRY and incomplete with a few exception especially the last one with a non-religious Korean. No matter how and in whatever circumstances, we believe God is in full control to use us to sow the gospel seed and in the meantime bring us up as a more mature and faithful servant of God. recap below is the Battle Log of Hung: -

1) First led to approach a young man from Guangzhou . Cn speak Cantonese, and friendly to chat, but once touch upon religious topic, all most instantly switch to avoidance mode.

2) Next was another Mainland Chinese middle age lady, just had 1min to share the nutshell of the gospel.

3) Next was a guy from Northeastern China Jilin, time for sharing was also very brief. But willing to take a tract to read later.

3) Rejected by several including a White Lady unsure of nationality.

4) Then another girl from Guangzhou , who is an UQ student. Willing to listen but just shared half of the Gospel.

5) Via a Filipino Catholic Christian has 100% assurance of salvation but cannot qualify why clearly, though she seems to be on the right track to have faith in God

6) A Kiwi migrated girl of Chinese Cambodian origin is non religious but was open to chat and have shared almost full gospel to her.

7) A young man by the name Li? from Macau, had a long chat with Johnny first, and let me continue to share in Cantonese.

8 ) A Kenya girl migrated to become an Aussie. She is a Muslim and a UQ student.

9) Last but not the least, I had the longest chat with a Korean who is non- religious. Initially he avoided me and flee from my presence to leave the bus stop. But God miraculously moved him to come back to me for a chat on anything but religion. I respect his wish and accompany him for over half an hour to give him chance to chat and brush his English.