If you won a trip to Washington, D.C. to visit the Museum of the Bible, one of the top Christian attractions now in America, and you were allowed to take your significant other and three guests (celebrities included), who would you take and why? Ok, hear me out. I would take Taylor Swift, Elon Musk and Messi, the soccer player. They are the three most influential people I can think of. If by God's Grace and the Power of the Holy Spirit, the Bible became real and alive to them, it would have an immediate positive impact in the current direction and trajectory of the world. Dr. Mike Rozenblum, Genesis Physical Medicine and Chiropractic If I won a trip to the Museum of the Bible with my wife, Jane and three others my first guest would be my friend Les Feldman, but I would be too late because Les has already taken us and my next two choices to the Museum. Therefore, I would request the sponsor to expand the offer to two more guests so that Jane and I could take our five grandchildren. William “Bill” C. Davell, Director, Tripp Scott What a great trip! Three people immediately came to mind. Presidents Biden and Trump - we need our leaders to leader from a position of faith and Father Mike Schmitz to help explain everything to us, so we'd fully appreciate it! Brian Mudd, Program Director, Host of The Brian Mudd Show, iHeartMedia That trip would be way more fun if I could go with a few people I respect that approach Christianity a little differently. I’d invite Stephan Tchividjian, Rob Bell and Paul Washer. Bob Denison, President, Denison Yachting If I won a trip to Washington, D.C. to visit the Museum of the Bible, I would take my wife of 29 years, Eileen, along with my mother who prays the rosary for our family every day. I would also bring my uncle and godfather, who is a Roman Catholic priest and studied in Rome and has made many trips to the Holy Land. Finally, I would bring my former Broward County Commission aide and now ordained Catholic priest, Ryan Saunders. Chip LaMarca, State Representative, Florida House District 100 I would love to take along with my wife Wendy, the following people: Nick Saban, Elon Musk and Donald Trump. I think all of these men are very influential in our society, and I would love to introduce them to Jesus and for them to experience God’s word. I pray they would get saved and use their platforms to spread the Gospel. Chris Lane, President, First Priority of South Florida When visiting the Museum of the Bible, I'd like to bring a Muslim engineering student so he could understand where Islam's belief system deviated from our mutual forefathers’ (Abraham, Isaac and Jacob) beliefs. I’d like to bring a Hindu philosophy student so he could learn how rational a Biblical worldview is. I'd also like to bring a former Hollywood actress, Elizabeth Schram, who was in the series, Monk, as his assistant. She's Jewish, but recently became a Jesus follower. I've been discipling her over the phone since meeting her in Idaho. She would benefit by learning more about the connection between the Old and New testaments. Deborah Cusick, FAU Campus Volunteer, Intervarsity Christian Fellowship If I won a trip to Washington, D.C. to visit the Museum of the Bible, I would take my wife, two daughters and son-in-law to be. Why? Simply put, these are the people who matter most to me, the ones I am responsible for, and those who will carry on my family’s name. I want them to be encouraged in their faith and inspired to share with others. #FamilyFirst Dennis DeMarois, Executive Director and CEO, Gathering Palm Beach County My wife and I would love to take pastors from foreign countries who do not have access to good internet and may never see the detailed history of the Bible as displayed in the museum. These pastors have trusted the Bible in their preaching, but they would be encouraged and excited to see how others have also trusted in the Bible and God has used them in mighty ways in similar far away locations. Don Campion, President, Banyan Air Service, and Project Leader, Egbe Medical Mission The Bible tells us in Ephesians 5:16 and also in Colossians 4:5 that we are to make the "most of every opportunity." I would, besides my wife, take three people that do not yet know Jesus. 2 Peter 3:9 tells us that it is the Lord's will for no one to perish but for everyone to come to repentance. Living in these last days should prompt us to let our Gospel light shine like never before. Just my two cents... Fidel Gomez, Assistant Pastor, Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale I would take Liz Wallick, Bill Kent, Kim Kent and Les Logan. All brothers and sisters in Christ. Gregg Wallick, President and CEO, Best Roofing, Inc. My husband, daughter and three unsaved friends would be my choice to visit the Museum of the Bible. The tangible knowledge and God’s realty as well as prophetic truths that are evident there will give any unbeliever Hope! Helen Wayner P.A., Century 21 Hansen Realty Chip LaMarca Chris Lane Deborah Cusick William “Bill” C. Davell Brian Mudd Bob Denison Wants to Know… - Dr. Mike Rozenblum -
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