Comments       Records per Page 10 25 50 100 250 Page 1 of 2 First   Previous   [1]  2  Next   Last             2/21/2010 5:56:49 AM Keep the good thinking up. I look to see how God is at work. I pray God's peace will reign in you during 2010. Submitted By: Steve Good          1/4/2010 5:08:47 PM Phil Keaggy - Talk About Suffering - Video.. http://uk.video.yahoo.com/watch/738569/3222907 Talk about suffering here below And talk about loving Jesus. Talk about suffering here below And let's keep a following Jesus. The gospel train is coming, Oh don't you want to go. And leave this world of trials And troubles here below. Oh don't you hear it father,Oh don't you hear it mother, Oh don't you hear it brothers, Oh don't you hear it sisters-And don't you want to go And leave this world of trials And troubles here below. And talk about loving Jesus. And let's keep a following Jesus. , Submitted By: Brent Stockman          1/2/2010 4:30:36 PM Spiritual Journeys: Spiritual New Years Resolution Ideas: 1. I will be a more forgiving person and learn to let go of anger and resentments. I will also be forgiving towards myself, and release any guilt or shame I may be holding on to, so that greater joy and compassion can enter my life. 2. I will practice "gratitude" every day and appreciate even the smallest blessings that are in my life. 3. I will learn to stay more fully in the "moment", not dwelling on the past or worrying too much about the future. 4. I will learn to trust more in "divine timing" rather than trying to control too many aspects of my life. 5. I will make an effort to see any mistakes I make as opportunities for learning and spiritual growth, than judging them as personal failures. 6. I will foster compassion toward others, as well as myself. This means opening my heart to the fullness of life and allowing myself to give and receive divine love freely, in order to be a more awakend bein          1/2/2010 4:28:33 PM Hi All, Hope your Christmas and New Years was great... Enjoy this bit on Spiritual New Years Resolution -- Peace, Brent Spiritual Journeys: Our chaplin on our Hospice team gave this out last thursday...he always has a message of encouragement in the beginning of our meetings.. enjoy.... Brent S. The Following are some ideas for spiritual New Year's Resolutions that you may find helpful, plus important things to consider when making these resolutions: 1. I will be a more forgiving person and learn to let go of anger and resentments. I will also be forgiving towards myself, and release any guilt or shame I may be holding on to, so that greater joy and compassion can enter my life. 2. I will practice "gratitude" every day and appreciate even the smallest blessings that are in my life. 3. I will learn to stay more fully in the "moment", not dwelling on the past or worrying too much about the future. 4. I will learn to trust more in "divine timing" rather than trying          12/24/2009 10:17:36 AM Thanks Steve, I wish you and your family a great Christmas and New Years.... I found this article from the Mennonite Peace and Justice site.... Jesus and Empire.... Peace... http://peace.mennolink.org/articles/roos.html Submitted By: Brent Stockman          12/24/2009 10:17:14 AM Thanks Steve, I wish you and your family a great Christmas and New Years.... I found this article from the Mennonite Peace and Justice site.... Jesus and Empire.... Peace... http://peace.mennolink.org/articles/roos.html Submitted By: Brent Stockman          12/23/2009 7:32:21 AM Got you covered. Thanks Brent Submitted By: Steve Good          12/19/2009 1:49:58 PM Hi Steve, Hope all is well, I need someone to get ahold of Tracy C. from church, I need to be out of my condo by this Feb and Tracy still has much of his belongings in storage here. I need them removed. I don't know where he lives or his phone number...so if someone can tell him to call me soon, I'd appreciate it... check this out...great stuff, Isaiah 58 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grBByc7t3Fs Submitted By: Brent Stockman          12/14/2009 12:07:24 PM Keep up the good work of loving people Bruce. It is never easy on the streets. Thank you for offer hope to those you meet. Submitted By: Steve Good          11/27/2009 11:31:37 PM Yesterday on Thanksgiving I was called to do street evangelism, where God led me to Jennifer suffering at a bus stop near the church. This poor homeless woman, maybe 30ish, was barefoot in a tattered dress and had a small purse, and a baby stroller with a stuffed bear, some candy bars, and a bottle of perfume, her only possessions. I explained that I was not there for sinful reasons, instead, God led me to her to help her because he loves her. She got uneasy when I asked her if she believed in God, so I told her it was okay because I was there to help her begin her relationship with God. With tears in her eyes she accepted, and learned to ask God to fill her heart with faith, a method which worked for me when I was born again two years ago. She allowed me to put my hand on her shoulder while I prayed for her. She was penniless, so I gave her bus fare and five dollars. I asked her to try and make a good choice in spending the money with her free will. Just then the bus arrived. A