104 Interview: Pastor Pino and Giuseppina

Yeah, it was not Italiano.

So look, in

the You know, I've been coming here for many years and Pastor Lloyd and others when he was alive and that.

And you guys I love very much.

And one of the things I admire so much is I'm in a big assembly and I have all these people around me.

There's not a lot of Spirit-filled people around you guys.

How is it that you've survived and thrived with God?

Personally, because I continued to pray, to read in the Bible, and I continued to do the things that I was taught about what Jesus said.

It was because I continued praying, I continued reading the Bible and because I continued with the things that were told and the things that I learned from pastors, from people and because I just continue to listen to what Jesus said.

Amen.

And you, do you have an answer for

that too? And you? Me too.

It's the same.

It strengthens me.

It also makes me look at people outside who always do the same things.

So kind of the same, but also because I always look at the people in the world around me who just do always the same things, but without any power behind it.

Yeah,

yeah.

Every time I come to Europe, and I've been here probably 20 or 30 times, there's this overwhelming feeling that people are afraid.

of dying and it's almost superstitious, you know, and you go and stay in a motel up near Bolzano or something and the bells ring in the morning, you know, because it's time to come to mass and there's this very strong, and I feel it, superstition undercurrent in the Italian society and I It actually makes me sad to see so many people in a country that don't know the truth and we do know the truth.

So what I'm saying there is how easy is it for you guys to tell people about the Lord?