Battle Log

Tuesday, 13 September, 2022

Posted 13 September 2022, 6:16 PM by Hung Kwan. Permalink

Battle Log of Operation 513 for Toowong on Tuesday Sep 13th, 2022 from 1330 – 1500

It was a very warm early Spring afternoon. I had to dress less clothing to withstand the heat of the sun at high noon. Johnny was arriving a bit late so Winnie and Hung started and pray first, but Johnny actually joined us very soon later. The turnover rate was very high today that produced a mixed result. The very frequent bus schedule kept cutting our conversation short, but allowing us to have been able to reached out to more people. Winnie had made 18 outreaches sharing the gospel to 20 persons. I reached out to less people as I did some photo shooting in between the gap of my outreach chat. As for Johnny, he also had many interesting conversations, of which the one with a Yemen Muslim woman would certainly be the highlight. The Holy Spirit moved him to ask the lady if she accepts her husband to have other woman as wife as the Muslim ruling allows a man to have 4 wives. The woman said no and Johnny could identify with her feeling because God is also a jealous God that would not tolerate His people to worship other idolatry gods. Overall speaking, it was a fruitful day with lesser rejection rate but more fruitful chats. Recap below is the Battle Log of Hung.

1) Samuel, a local Aussie from the Sunshine Coast. He admitted this was the first time he heard the gospel. He was a good humble listener. Pray for work of the Holy Spirit leading him to make the step of faith.

2) Then I thought I had approached an European lady but she actually was a Chinese but dressed in European style. Yet she did not show resentment but willingness to listen. Though the sharing was cut short by the bus.

3) Then I chatted for a considerable long time with an Aussie lady who only disclosed at the end she is a Christian when the bus arrived. Thus, I had no time to test the assurance of salvation which I hope it has been explained via the gospel message.

4) Then I chatted with Jason a tall young man from Jilin of North Eastern China 東北吉林，he also was a willing listener with good interaction though he refused to take a tract at the end.

5) Tracy is a student mentor helping the overseas student to adapt to Australian's life. She was talkative and responsive to the gospel message.

6) Then I caught up with a Singaporean Christian lady who has 100% of assurance of salvation.

7) Next was a High School guy that I just had time to share him the nutshell of the gospel.

8 ) Then my first rejection for the day by a typically Mainlander Chinese students. 中生拒絕

9) Then I approached a local Aussie young man of Catholic Christian background. He was friendly to chat but conversation did not last long enough for me to test his assurance of salvation

10) Norah is an Indonesian girl. Despite Muslim back ground, but she appeared very open to chat about the gospel.