SFOI 1000

Evangelist: David Robert

Caesars Superdome

Date: Sunday, October 5, 2025

Evangelists who joined: Jimmy Leblanc, Nick Davaine, Jamael

👍 to "Jimmy, Nick, Jameal and David departed Lafourche Parish enroute to New Orleans to proclaim Jesus Christ to the Saints fans. We traveled there in the rain. It was raining hard when we arrived. We checked the weather radar and it was showing more lines of storms coming our way from the low that was in the Gulf of America. So, we cut our losses and went home. ARGH!!! I checked the weather radar when I got home to discover that the center of the low moved and New Orleans was clear. However, the trip was filled with discussions about Jesus Christ. I hope that He was glorified. Still fishing 🎣 for men, David "

Date: Sunday, September 28, 2025

Just finished off at NSU, asking the subjective question of who is the most hated person in the world. My answer is Jesus Christ.

No other name, besides God, is used as a cuss word. Jesus Christ gives restrictions and requirements which the world will not adhere to. 

Nine students heard the gospel and one student, Jamal, leaped over the benches when he saw us here at NSU.

Both Jamal and Delano are unashamed Christians who draw crowds of students. Both are going to New Orleans with us Sunday to open air preach prior to the Saints game.

Date: Sunday, September 14, 2025

Evangelists who joined: Lewis Johns

In New Orleans yesterday, one brother stopped me again to say, "Thank you very much for what you guys are doing." While preaching about Jesus Christ, many people were seen nodding their heads in affirmation. Many others jeered. Several others doubled back to receive the materials we were distributing. Several people approached Lewis to ask for prayer. One man gave me a big hug. Half a case of Bibles and half a case of "13 reasons why you should not commit suicide, and 13 reasons why you should live" were given out. We're still fishing for men, David

Date: Sunday, September 7, 2025

Evangelists who joined: David Robert, Jimmy Leblanc

In New Orleans today, approximately 110 Bibles, 40 gospel booklets, and about 200 gospel tracts were given out to the sports fans. At our location, we have many thousands of people pass our way. We preached the same message about a dozen times, which was that God is a God of love, but also that the fear of the Lord being the beginning of wisdom, and that it is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God. We fear all kinds of things, but not God. We also preached on the dangers of willful falling away, known as apostasy. Jimmy prayed with a homeless man, shared the gospel with a "good" man, had a uniformed man offer him some marijuana, and had to deal with people selling alcohol and disgusting T-shirts. We received many "God bless you" greetings, as well as off-color remarks. A fisher of men, until the nets are full, David

All State Sugar Bowl

Date: Jan 1, 2025

At 3:15 in the morning on New Year's Day on Bourbon Street in New Orleans was a terrorist attack. A 42 year old American drove a truck through the crowd and killed 15 people, injured 30, and he shot two police officers. Three other suspects were viewed planting bombs on the street. An ISIS flag was found in the driver's truck. It was a somber area on the corner of Canal and Bourbon Streets with lots of police and news crews. The gospel of Jesus Christ was preached and taught. A question for the Roman Catholic fans from Notre Dame and the Protestant fans from Georgia were asked, "From a biblical worldview, are people basically good or bad?" EVERYONE said basically good. 

Law and Grace was preached, emphasizing that we are all destined to die and then judgment. 

The Allstate Sugar Bowl was postponed until Thursday. Many gospel tracts were distributed.

A fisher of men, until the nets are full, 

David

Date: December 29, 2024

Sunday in New Orleans was the game between the New Orleans Saints and the Las Vegas Raiders. At the intersection of Garod and Loyola Streets, one hundred Our Daily Bread devotionals were distributed to the sports fans. The topic IS JESUS ENOUGH was preached in the open air. If you lost everything, would Jesus be enough? Many fans commented, "That's a good question. I don't know."

A North Korean woman escaped to South Korea via China. She was asked if she needed anything and how can she prayed for. Her reply was, "You have material wealth, money and power. We have nothing. You pray for us? We pray for you. We have Jesus, and He is sufficient."

While preaching, Mark came over with some biblical questions. He's heard me preach many times. We talked for about an hour. Please pray for him. 

A fisher of men, until the nets are full, 

David

Date: December 15, 2024

Evangelists who joined:

Jimmy Leblanc, Harvey Allen

On Sunday, December 15, 2024, Jimmy, Harvey, and David were in New Orleans for evangelism purposes. For three hours prior to the Saints/Commanders game, we open-air preached, distributed about 300 gospel tracts, and 130 Ten Commandment doubloons.

This was Harvey's second time. He said to Jimmy and David, "I was conflicted if I should go to church today or come to New Orleans. I could go to church or be the church."

All three men had gospel centered conversations.

One man asked David if he was a preacher and then said that he had been to Israel three times. He said that Jesus and His apostles were to only preach to the Jews.

He then yelled at David and said, "And you're not Jewish." He then walked away.

Members in the crowd had quizzical looks on their faces. David responded, "He's right. I'm a Gentile."

The sermon was about God's attributes compared to Santa Claus. Many people commented with "God bless you for what you are doing."

Still fishing for men,

David

Date: December 1, 2024

Not able to attend due to an injury.

Date: November 17, 2024

What a great day. John from Cleveland came over to talk with me about Jesus. He thought that his good deeds would outweigh the bad that he had done. We talked about an hour. We went through the law and many Scriptures. We spent considerable time on the forgiveness of sins by Jesus Christ and the freedom from guilt.

John asked me to explain that again. During the course of our conversation, his eyes welled up with tears. I had some napkins in my pocket, and I gave him one. He said that this meeting was a divine appointment from God and that this was not by chance.

We got our picture taken together, and then I prayed for him.

Another man stopped me from preaching to tell me what was going on in Israel.

A woman looked at my banner and said I was an anti-christ if I voted for Trump just because I was preaching.
The banner asked,"Can you be good without God?"

She proclaimed her goodness. I told her, "If you are so good, explain this," as I flipped to a banner with an aborted baby.

She went nuts, cussing me out and calling me an anti-christ.

Many other people said, "God bless you for what you are doing." One man even gave a financial offering for our ministry.

About 130 10 Commandment coins were distributed to the fans.

A fisher of men, until the nets are full,

David

Date: October 13, 2024

Evangelist who joined: Lewis Johns

We distributed about 100 Gideon New Testament Bibles and about 50 Ten Commandment coins. Lewis had the opportunity to pray for several people on the street corner. Lewis also had his second opportunity to open air preach.

I was preaching on the new law in Louisiana regarding the Ten Commandments being put in schools. I was pointing out the different versions of Bibles, the difference between the Catholic and Protestant Bibles, and the Lord's Supper.

Date: September 8, 2024

On Sunday in New Orleans, Harvey, Lewis, Jimmy and David were ambassadors for our Lord Jesus Christ. Over 100 Gideon bibles were given out, along with tracts from Living Waters and Chapel Library.

This was Lewis' first time open air preaching, and the first time for Harvey. What struck them both was the disdain for Jesus Christ. However, gospel tracts and bibles went out.

Is it worth it for one? Absolutely, because at one time we were all enemies of God but someone had the guts to share the gospel with us. 

Lewis said that he wants to go again. 

Evangelists who joined:

Jimmy Leblanc, Harvey Allen, Lewis Johns