I appreciate Whitney’s passion for JESUS. I pray that more folks would have passion for JESUS and carry out The Great Commission. For all my 30 years in ministry I have been called by my LORD to shine His light to one person at a time. My beloved wife, Sharon, shares that calling with me. It’s like our website FGGAM.ORG, reaching one person at a time all over the world for 14 years! Glory to God in the Highest!
I am concerned that airplane evangelism may chase away many from the message of our LORD. I have evangelized on the airplane to those that have sat by me and those that are nearby, but not to call attention to myself by standing up and preach to all the passengers and crew. I also evangelize in the airport as I await my flight, to one person at a time. I find it so wonderful and peaceful.
First of all, we need to build bridges of love and trust before we start sharing about JESUS. Show your love for all people first in a very calm manner. You will be surprised in that when the LORD guides you in ministry, He paves the road to a wonderful and peaceful conversation. I have touched people on the shoulder who look like they are angry and the Holy Spirit moves, softening the heart of the person! AWE OF GOD IT IS!
I would never want to disrupt a flight. Shine your light for JESUS to one person at a time. I love to share JESUS with people when I go into a nursing home, hospital or rehab facility.
The Christian Post reports that Whitney Lynn, a Florida evangelist with a large social media following, was ordered off an Alaska Airlines flight bound for San Diego this week after she preached to passengers before the plane left Orlando International Airport.
Lynn stood up during the delay and addressed the cabin for less than a minute, telling passengers that any frustration over the wait was part of God’s plan and that they might be avoiding a dangerous situation, The Washington Post reported.
While she was speaking, a chime from a button used to summon the crew sounded in the background, audible in a video of the moment.
The Christian Post article may be read in full HERE.
