Folks, the long-awaited (for me at least) sit down with my good friend Pablo Frascini. Enjoy
Post Scriptum:
I went from doing two interviews over a ten-year period, to doing ten interviews in eight months. It's crazy (in a good way). Anyway, you know it's getting close to the end when God begins to ramp things up. Look at the rest of the Bible Prophecy ministries out there (the good ones). They're all getting busier doing the Lord's work and God is opening all kinds of doors for all of them. So I just want to thank Him first and foremost for the continued opportunities. I pray you all are blessed in the process.
I finally got the go-ahead to start a prison ministry at the local county jail where I live. This is something I've been trying to get done for a while now, and I finally got all the approvals needed to begin next Thursday. I will begin by taking them through the book of Revelation. Seems an odd place to start I know, but when I was in Saudi Arabia, I was ministering at an underground church there in Riyadh for a group of ex-pats, and I did a similar thing. The one thing they all told me, which surprised me, was thank you, no one has ever taught us this before.
I'm also teaching two classes at my church (date-TBD) in preparation for my presentation at the Prophecy Watcher's conference in May (19-22) in Colorado Springs. I usually don't have any qualms about speaking in public, but I want to do a good job and I think a Sunday school class full of adults is a good place to hone my presentation.
Finally, I'm still working on this new teen fiction book with my oldest daughter, and this book has such a cool twist, that I think it will be a blessing to a lot of people.
Thus, I am thankful for the opportunities, and ask that you continue to pray for me to have the mental-spiritual-emotional bandwidth to do all these things in the service of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Maranatha!
Pete
P.S.S. Pablo graciously gifted me his old microphone, so for future interviews, my audio should greatly improve!
Pete,
Great interview. Yours and my stories parallel each other. I’m sure there are hundreds of Prodigal Son examples, but the similarities are interesting, even being decades apart. My best friend ended his life in 1981. It still resonates in my soul. The pain is gone mostly, but never the memories. If people could see the impact that suicide has on EVERYONE perhaps they would hopefully not take the action. Keep up the good work, brother. JM
Chuck Missler used to say that new Christians should read the Book of Revelation first (before the Gospel of John, as many recommend), so that the new believer can get his promised blessing (Revelation 1:3, 22:7). One could probably use Revelation as a study guide for the rest of the Bible, since there are so many references to other parts of Scripture.
Another one of your enlightening interviews! What a blessing is coming for those inmates who will have their lives impacted by your teachings! I also thank you for introducing us to Pablo and his Serpents and Doves ministry.
Wonderful interview and thanks for sharing a portion of your testimony! Always love hearing what pulled people to our Lord… God bless!
Pete we have nothing but love for you man. We pray that God continues to richly bless you, your family, your ministry and your strength. Loved the interview. You are so calm in conveying your messages that it’s like sitting around the livingroom talking to you. Thank you for being one of the bold teachers of our day!!