LOVE 360

[RodgarM]

Share some stories all that went... I know there are going to be some really good stories out there!

Rodgar (2)

[Ray Shepherd]

I had this really incredible God-Thought for Jesus today~A very close christian friend told me today that Toby Mac would be in West Palm Beach here in FL around the 15th of this month~Wouldn't it be great to open up for Toby Mac Richard? I believe this will happen eventually if not this month, at a later date or more pre-chosen tour scedule~Someone needs to let you in on tour or lets push for a IAMLOVE360' Tour like MillionVoices Tour, Great Adventure Tour, etc..Just responding to Big Joe's request for what I have in mind for the East Coast:) In Jesus name, RayJ

[Lesa Johnson]

Hey Rodgar... I cant tell you enough how much I was blessed to see Love 360 come to fruition. Thanks to all the visionaries, financiers, doers, organizers, stage hands, sound techs, pop-up setter-uppers, and all of the same! You had an incredible challenge with the rain-- but what you all accomplished that day was establishing yourself as COMMITTED.

We enjoyed blessing folks with our fun size candy bars-- it stretched my boys to speak with homeless people-- it was a first for us as a family-- I am ashamed to say so-- we are so comfortable in our little country home, our comfortable middle America school, our white collar jobs, our safe established churches...

The solution is to shake it up, and just show LOVE. It was worth the tank of gas and was very thought provoking for the ride home with my boys and our friend Lyndsee! Thank you, my friend.

Lesa J

[Mr. & Mrs. Barnabas]

I walked up on a couple where the guy was being led in prayer by a friend to accept the Lord Jesus as his savior. The man seemed eager to accept and hear about the Lord. His girlfriend seemed more cynical and sat in the background.

You ever meet people you just know you shouldn’t do anything more than befriend? The holy spirit seemed to speak “kindness”. While my friend prayed for her hubby I engaged the woman in conversation. She had a dog named Chelsea. I wish I could tell you the woman’s name but I don’t remember it. Her dog was special to her though.

She herself was from Virginia and came to California with a husband who had since divorced her. This seemed quite painful for her so I didn’t touch that tenderness beyond her own offering of information.

She had siblings and a daughter whom she said did not approve of her lifestyle. Another tenderness, so I let her talk further. As we went back and forth in various chit chat she told of her daughter more and said “I put her in the Godbox.”

“Godbox? I’ve never heard that phrase before, what does it mean?” I asked.

“You know, I leave her in the Lord’s care, the Godbox.” She replied.

I then understood fully what she meant. It was that place we put those we are so desperately wanting to share our love with and yet feel helpless to communicate that love.

I laughed and asked her if I could quote her for my writing. Smiling back with a huge grin she looked back at me for the first time with something that felt like trust and told me, “Sure.”