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Comment on “I was invited” by kevin miller

kevin miller — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 16:38:23 +0000

wow. double the first time visitors this weekend at church just by people saying “Hey, check this out.” What’s going to happen this weekend?

Comment on A letter to a dying atheist friend by Doc

Doc — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 03:16:25 +0000

Hi Quait

I’ve been looking for your letter but still it’s a no show.
Would you please email it again.
Mpeters46@hotmail.com

Thanks so much…and take care

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Comment on Praying Persistently – Day 22 by kevin miller

kevin miller — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 00:34:53 +0000

This was such an important chapter personally to me. It was like a confirmation that I am on the right track. It gave me some insight and hope for the people that I have been praying for.

I guess each one of us knows someone that needs to be saved. Sometimes it takes a long time, if ever, for us to see the results of our prayers. I have heard of people coming to Christ after someone who has spent years praying for them has died. The person who was being prayed then acknowledges at the reason they became a believer was because of that very person who had been praying for them! Looking back they saw what they couldn’t see before.

I guess “Keeping On Keeping On” is a slogan to be remembered when it comes to prayer.

Take care…

Comment on Faith Like a Child – Day 12 Adventure by Jenn Bratton

Jenn Bratton — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 04:06:46 +0000

Beside my husband, another man has loved me the way Jesus does. At the time though, we were in high-school. I dated any guy who said hi to me, I was starving for male attention, though God was in my heart, and I knew there were physical limits to this attention, I emotionally gave them everything. Then I started going to youth group at our old church, this boy was different. He really listened to what I had to say and seemed to care about me – for real! He showed me a whole different side to what I had known boys to be, and made me promise not to leave the church if we broke up. We did break up, but due to my respect for him, I didn’t leave. God used that guy to keep me there and that’s where I met my amazing husband. To this day my husband and I are friends with this guy (they grew up together) and I will always cherish his love for God and the way he loved me, just like Jesus. No conditions, just a great man being used by a great God.

Comment on Praying Persistently – Day 22 by Jenn Bratton

Jenn Bratton — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 03:55:15 +0000

I responded by shutting the book, walking out of my house and taking a walk around the neighborhood praying for my biological Father. I asked God to continuously put him into my brain to remind me to pray for him. Now I guess I need to pray for a way to talk to him, which honestly, will have to be a God thing.

Comment on A letter to a dying atheist friend by qualt

qualt — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 03:54:02 +0000

Hi doc,
The letter may be a little too blunt for some people but that was the way we regularly communicated so it was written in the same manner as our normal conversation or e mail would have been. Hopefully there is something in it you can use. God bless.

Comment on A letter to a dying atheist friend by Doc

Doc — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 19:06:58 +0000

Hi Joe
First of all thank you for sharing.
I did request the letter from you.

I also have friends who claim to be atheists as well.
Maybe your letter will help me to communicate better with them if used as a bit of a guide.

The scriptures tell us that by Gods creation we can know that all creation is by design.
A co worker of mine was passed some years ago, 10 plus maybe, who claimed to be an atheist.

A friend of mine and I witnessed to him but he would have none of it.
We tried several times with the same response.

I can remember that time and that day as if it just happened.
Shortly there after he died.
God promises that when we get to Heaven…eventually the lost will be remembered…
no more…forever!

I told him that…but he already knew.
He said:
His Grandfather, had been a well known Pentecostal Evangelist!
You just never know.
Some will, some won’t, some do, some don’t …but all have a chance to come.
God Bless.
Take care…

Comment on Living Intentionally by Russell Marechale

Russell Marechale — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 04:43:24 +0000

Yes, it is good, at least for me on days when I live it. Some days I fall back into my old ways though and the day doesn’t go so well. On days that I make it a priority to try to connect with people, I am surprised to find God working. It is awesome. Yes, I get a taste of this and want more. Thank you Lord…

Comment on You’re my brother in Christ! by Doc

Doc — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 08:09:21 +0000

That is such a cool story…thank you for sharing!
We just never know when one star fish can be saved.
Take care…