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Comments for article: Who Are You?
Jerry, Feb 7, 2010.
I am very impressed and pleased with your web site. The article, "Who are you?"--Reminds me of a dream I had a few years back. I'd been in a car accident in my dream, and stood on the side of a riverbank, knowing I'd died. Then, I was in Heaven, and God was sitting at a desk, his back to me, and he communicated: "God is Love, Love God, Love is all there is." I then saw men in a square, sitting on leather couches, talking/consulting with each other. I had an intense desire to join them, but knew I was to go back to earth. God said: "Tell as many people as you can, the exact wording I'm giving you: "God is Love, Love God, Love is all there is." When I read this article, this came to my mind, and I wanted to share.
Comments for article: Walled-In Hearts
abiola patricia massay, Feb 6, 2010.
It is true we ourselves don't know about love in our hearts until we know God, when we have God we love unconditionally.
Comments for article: Who Are You?
Mary Ann Benford, Feb 6, 2010.
I read your article. It makes so much sense to me now, instead of me trying to solve a problem, I must pray to God and allow Him to work it out. Glory be the Name of The Almighty God, Honor be his name. Amen.
Comments for article: Obesity and Cancer
Carol Sylvester, Jan 30, 2010.
I need to loose about three stones for health reasons (mainly heart disease and high blood pressure runs in the family). What is the best way to do this? There are so many diets out there. I need to keep the weight off permanently.
Comments for article: Amazing Grace
Vickie, Jan 30, 2010.
My ultimate praise to God is Thank you, actually more than Thank you. We can take every single mess, big or small, that we seem to continually get ourselves into or we live with because of others. I know that the pain and suffering will only get worse. The messes are going to get bigger because that is Satan's mission. Our mission in 2010 and until Jesus comes again is to believe is words. We can not falter in continually praying and turning all of the ugly things in our lives to him. He will rescue us, protect us, guide us, help us to survive. Our survival is in him and him alone. We can not beat ourselves up but keep going. That is what our Lord expects and desires and we must choose his direction no matter what is going on around us! "Trust and obey, for there's no other way!" Peace and love to us all!
Comments for article: He'll Carry You
Roshanna Barnes, Jan 29, 2010.
Thank you for that encouraging story. I am not a single parent but my husband is in the military and has to be gone quite a bit. Sometimes when he is gone I feel like a single parent and I feel overwhelmed by everything that needs to be done. Thank you for sharing your story. It was very encouraging.
Comments for article: Mind, Heart, Spirit
byekwaso lilian, Jan 26, 2010.
It's true!, we have to be tender in everything just as the (Sabbath School) lesson for this quarter tells us to be patient, which I think it encompasses all this. If you're long tempered you keep your spirit not to sin, leaving God to take control. With that, you keep your mind clear and your heart with joy that we find in Jesus our Savior.
Comments for article: He'll Carry You
Julie Ewell, Jan 23, 2010.
I am a recent single mom for 9 months now. I have struggled for the entire time to make ends meet, and upon all laws and principles of basic mathematics, should have gone under and lost everything time and time again. But the Lord has blessed me with generous strangers, and has put it upon me to tithe on the nothing that I have to offer, and somehow has turned Malachi 3:8-16 into a great truth for me. My daughter and are not wealthy in a monetary way by any means, but the Lord has made us rich in spirit, and I see his blessings and miracles daily. Thank you for edifying the souls of others with your story of hope. It touched my heart and brought peace to some of my ache. May God's blessings be upon you.
Comments for article: Passed Over
Eric Wingrove, Jan 17, 2010.
This article was well written and timely. The writer of this article hears from God no doubt about it.
Comments for article: Passed Over
J. Peet, Jan 15, 2010.
I do not understand why anyone - whatever age - needs to "step down." Isn't there room for all in the Lord's work??? There can be "old" leaders and "young" leaders and "middle-aged" leaders and all can be workers.
Comments for article: Passed Over
Linda Brawner, Jan 15, 2010.
This is really depressing. I've never gotten to use my gifts in church and now I'm supposedly too old for the opportunities. Since when does church have to be the center of ministry? When the church doors closed to my service, God swung open doors in the community and I do far more good there. Doing things in church is nice, but it isn't all there is to the Christian life.
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