Sermon by Wally Beebe A powerful printed sermon from the 1977 National Bus Convention, inspired by Luke 5:17–20 and 25. Known also as “Where Were You When the Roof Came Off?”, this message captures the heart and passion of reaching people through the Bus Ministry.
Relive one of the most inspirational moments in Bus Ministry history with The First Bus Ministry, a printed sermon by Wally Beebe, delivered at the National Bus Convention in 1977 at First Baptist Church of Ruskin, Florida. Centered on Luke 5:17–20 and 25, this stirring message draws parallels between the men who carried their friend to Jesus and those who bring others to Christ through the Bus Ministry.
Also known by its alternate title, “Where Were You When the Roof Came Off?”, this classic sermon challenges and encourages workers to keep their focus on souls, faith, and teamwork. A timeless reminder of the power of persistence, compassion, and evangelism that built the Bus Ministry movement.
What’s Included
Printed sermon transcript – 21 pages
Based on Luke 5:17–20, 25
Delivered at the 1977 National Bus Convention
Alternate title: “Where Were You When the Roof Came Off?”
Inspiring message on faith, teamwork, and evangelism
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