Last Sunday The Christian Motorcyclists Association and the Bikers for Christ amont others conducted a Sunday worship service for the bikers and vendors at the Easy Rider Bike Show. My part was to play the guitar and lead the song service. We doubled our attendance from last year, and I really enjoyed the program. Everyone did a good job lifting up Jesus as the Savior of the world. It's not about us, it's about them, ie. the Bikers and others who need Christ.
There were lots of killer bikes that really blew your mind. Bikes of every make and description. The Vietnam Memorial Biker was impossible to take in without spending hours. It was designed as a tribute bike to Vietnam Vets. More stuff gets added every year. It has an AK47 mounted on it, hand grenades, Clamor mines, and too many things to mention. You can see pictures of it at
www.BibleBiker.com.
We also had a CMA booth where we gave away free stuff like shop towels, literature and Candy. You can see a picture on the site of a grandma Biker with her cute little granddaughter. She liked our pamphlet for Kids. Cheryl and John were two veneers I met and talked with for a long time about Jesus. They were great. Then I met lot's of bikers, some of whom I had seen the week before at Bruce Dog Bite Hamilton's funeral. We had some great discussions, and everyone left with something that would help then on their Road to Christ. As I played guitar, blues, and Christian praise some of the guitar players stopped by, and we talked about Jesus as well. It was fantastic to see and meet so many interesting people. May God help all of them on their spiritual journey.
One thing I always enjoy is seeing Indian Larry's bikes, with all the twisted steel, inverted tanks and all his trademark, Old School genius. He is gone but not forgotten. He loved the question mark, because he was a seeker for truth. It is my prayer he found it, and is at peace with Jesus right now. To all the girls who work for Easy Rider, Say your prayers at nite, and behave!
