Some time back, these billboards were getting attention in various areas of the country.
The examples below were from the Cleveland, OH area.
The billboards are simple in design - a plain background with white text.
There is no fine print or sponsoring organization included.
Their messages are awesome. See what you think . . . Enjoy!
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Let's meet at my house Sunday before the game. - God
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C'mon over and bring the kids.
- God |
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What part of "Thou Shalt Not . . ." didn't you understand? |
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We need to talk.
- God |
Keep using my name in vain, I'll make rush hour longer.
- God |
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Loved the wedding, invite me to the marriage.
- God |
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That "Love Thy Neighbor" thing . . . I meant it.
- God |
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I love you and you and you and you and . . .
- God |
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Will the road you're on get you to my place?
- God |
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Follow me.
- God |
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Big bang theory, you've got to be kidding.
- God |
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My way is the highway.
- God |
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Need directions?
- God |
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You think it's hot here?
-God |
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Have you read
my #1 bestseller?
-God |
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Do you have any idea where you're going?
-God |
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Don't make me come down there.
-God |
Drive Carefully !
As always, we
want to give proper credit of origination whenever possible.
The "God's
Billboards" campaign was originated by an advertising firm called
the Smith Agency in Florida.
According to The Christian Science Monitor, the ads were created by The Smith
Agency
in a advertising campaign funded by an anonymous person who wanted to "get
people thinking about God."
The "Messages from God" campaign was originally intended to be local
and to last only a few months in 1999, but near its end,
the Outdoor Advertising
Association of America offered to launch it nationwide as a public service.
The
advertising space is now donated, either by the billboard owners or private
individuals.
We wish everyone could see
these billboards. . .
please pass them on!
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