Ministry can be hard; there are many instances where there are times when you feel like giving it all up, but then there are days like today when you are reminded of the goodness and faithfulness of the Lord.

Despite the threatening weather, the gospel advanced in Truro.

It was a windy day, and the labourers were few, but still, the gospel went forth.

At the end of the message, I challenged those who wanted to find out more about Jesus to come forward to take a free copy of the Gospel of John. Five people of different ages responded by making their way through the crowd to take a copy of the Scripture.

The Gospel continues to spread in Newquay, UK.

The Apostle Paul is greatly concerned that his countrymen are without Christ. Do we have the same concern for the unsaved around us?

Does God use open-air preaching? This historic footage of Josh Williamson preaching in Atlanta answers that question.

Newquay hears about the only way to Heaven.

The gospel returns to the streets of Newquay in 2022.

We ran out of Christmas books due to demand!

Many people receive tracts, Gospels and children’s books in Newquay!

Rain, wind, hail and gospel! Our Christmas outreaches have commenced.

I have been involved in many different forms of evangelism, but the scariest method of evangelism I've engaged in is door-to-door. Whenever it comes time to go out on these outreaches, I find myself looking for excuses not to go. Perhaps the weather isn't right; maybe that old injury has flared up again. Then there is a mountain of work that needs to be done at the office. All excuses!

Every person we meet has a date with death and eternity. You may see them today, but tomorrow they may be gone. Life is short – it is here one minute gone the next. The Bible tells us that our lives are but a mist which is here for only a short time (James 4:13-14).

How do we follow-up the people we meet in the open air?

Have you ever felt like you are just wasting your time preaching the gospel in the open air? If so, let me share with you the story of a young man (who wasn't a Christian) who was greatly impacted by two open-air preachers.

Evangelistic work can sometimes be depressing. We labour hard, but we may not see much fruit. If you are feeling discouraged, then please let me encourage you with this devotional message from Mark 4:26-29.

Little by little the gospel advances. Today in Newquay many people heard the good news of Jesus Christ.

It was an extremely busy day in Newquay. We lost count of how many people heard the gospel!