I Done Did That

In this audio you will hear Tony's last open-air during the last night of the Fall for Greenville festival, in Greenville, SC. Throughout the weekend, Tony repeatedly heard professing Christians reject the offer of gospel tracts with responses such as: 'No, I'm good. I done did that.' Translation: 'I don't need the gospel. I walked the aisle.' Or, 'No thanks. I prayed the prayer.'

Throughout the two-day event, the angriest hecklers to confront the open-air preachers were professing Christians--intoxicated, profane, verbally abusive, threatening, sexually explicit in their language and dress, and misquoting Scripture.

Tony had heard and seen enough.

At times, blasphemous unbelievers and profane professing believers joined together in a heckling chorus.

Tony ended his open-air by simply saying to the crowd, 'And you don't care.' He stepped down from the statue base on which he stood, discouraged. He walked to a nearby bench, away from the crowd, to sit down, collect his thoughts, and pray.

Shortly thereafter, the Lord brought two people into Tony's life who serve as a reminder that the Lord does give ears to those He wants to hear the gospel.