Comments for Milk in the Closet

Comment on Two Gomers Podcast by Gomer2 (Steven)

Gomer2 (Steven) — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 21:09:31 +0000

Thanks for the shout-out! Glad you like the podcast…and Happy Running!

Comment on White by Ted Dekker by kaiyathepanda

kaiyathepanda — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 02:53:24 +0000

jeepguy: CANT WAIT FOR GREEN!!

Comment on Am I Loved? by Stacey

Stacey — Sun, 24 May 2009 03:40:22 +0000

Hi. I followed your site from the compassion blogroll. This is a great topic!! I have struggled with this for so long and I think this past year was the first year where I really got some victory in my mind concerning God’s love for me. It was helpful for me to learn that Jesus is loveable to the Father and since He sees Jesus when He looks at me, that makes me loveable too. Plus, as that scripture you wrote says, He is love so He can’t do anything but love. So none of it is even based on me or my performance! And I particularly like to meditate on the scripture that Christ dwells in my heart by faith and I’m rooted deep and grounded securely on the love of God…and that I have the power to grasp what is the height, width, length and depth of His love for me (Eph 3:17,18). I love that verse.

Comment on Two Gomers Podcast by milkinthecloset

milkinthecloset — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 02:34:27 +0000

I’m thinking either one. However, 3M in Austin I think may be calling my name. It’s rated one of the top 10 half marathons in the United States. No iPod use, which stinks, but it has to have something going for it. Or maybe I’ll do the Disneyland marathon. THAT would be really fun. I want my first half to be a big production! Nothing gets bigger than Disney!

Comment on Two Gomers Podcast by The Secret Life of Kat

The Secret Life of Kat — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 11:24:25 +0000

Which half marathon are you wanting to run? The miracle match or the bearathon?

You.Can.Do.It!!

Let’s get together sometime this week…

Comment on Black by Ted Dekker by Bradman

Bradman — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 17:18:45 +0000

it was good

Comment on Thoughts by cool mum

cool mum — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 16:03:59 +0000

i could not agree more. i’ve had phases where i felt close to “abiding” but then i always return to my old ways. that kills me. it honestly makes me have doubts about different things that i believe (why does the Holy Spirit allow this, etc), but i know i just need to keep asking for help and taking action on the matter. it can be so frustrating though! thank you for writing this. it helps to know i’m not alone!

Comment on Guess What My Husband Did for Valentine’s Day! by Lori

Lori — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 14:46:21 +0000

What a coincedence! My husband and I did the same for V-day this year, though we hadn’t read this blog. We haven’t received our packet yet, though. I just found this today after searching CI stories. I love reading them and about the children, and have already read most of the back postings at their blog.

Comment on The Dilemma of the “Mega-Church” ~ Part III by Pastor Carl McRae

Pastor Carl McRae — Sat, 21 Feb 2009 04:39:03 +0000

Your fair and balanced presentation of your observations is well received. Its clear that you are a discerning Christian willing to grow and know and articulate your impressions in a delicate and clear manner.

Your article reminded me why I love God, the people to whom he has called me and my wife to minister, and the people of this community, the non-members, who desires to see both the community and their lives transformed. It reminded me why we left a thriving main line denominational church six years ago and along with a rag-tag remnant of water-walkers, gave birth, from the basement of our home, to a ministry that is truly externally focused.

And while we are now over 200 in active membership our prayer is that we are able to distribute a minimum of 500,000 pounds of food (up from the 100,000 pounds distributed last year) to hungry families right here in Lithonia this year. We pray that scores more men and women lives are transformed by our Circle of Healing addictions ministry, that more young men and women and teenagers find a personal relationship with God that moves them beyond the perplexing problems they face daily. We pray that those who have become jaded and simply tired of church-as-usual, find a since of love and empowerment that sparks their return of the faith in which they once believed.

As Pastors, it is our prayer that God continues to show us how to love his people (and those who don’t know him) and that God continues to remind us why he called us from ‘church’ and into ministry.
Blessings and Peace

Comment on Struggle by tara

tara — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 19:27:11 +0000

thanks for sharing your thoughts. love your post.