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Acts 4:12

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I love my Lord Jesus Christ with all my heart, soul, mind, and strength. I love to evangelize the gospel, and to help lead others to the saving glory that comes through knowing Jesus Christ. I am an expert on evangelism and evangelistic methods. I train others in techniques for evangelism and the best possible way to reach others for Christ. Someone asked me what my name is and how I came up with Acts 4:12. My name is Daniel and Acts 4:12 gives a quick summation of salvation. I don't hide from people, you can e-mail me through here, or 360. It will never become the word of God until you make it the Word of God.

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