Comments on: In All Things

By: Cliff Wheeler

Cliff Wheeler — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 21:42:58 +0000

I obviously got around to reading this article a bit late after the posting, but glad I did get to it. We Christians can be so self righteous and judgemental regarding indviduals with whom we come in contact. In fact, we close the door on opportunity to share Christ day in and day out, by seeking the environments in our lives that make us feel safe, accepted, and “righteous”. That makes us cowards for Christ rather than His warriors. This posting was a clear reminder that believers are in a community ,and our lives and our work, as well as our “play” bring us into contact with each other regularly. Thank God for that. “Tee” was being accountable in her small, but effective way. The one I am thinking about is the guy sitting at the next table who just might have overheard the interchange between your table partners and your waitress and who just might have needed to hear Tee say that “God believes in them”….planting seeds you know.

By: The other Pastor Craig

The other Pastor Craig — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 17:21:56 +0000

This was a great post, and reminds me of the stories in the gospels of Jesus hanging out in what many seem to have thought of as the “Hooters” of his day -with “sinners and tax collectors.” And he was there by invitation, no less. And he was no less savior than when teaching in the temple – more so perhaps.
If we were commanded to avoid the places of the world touched by darkness we could never go anywhere – including church. But Tee reminds me there is no place so dark the light cannot touch, and has not touched. Honestly, it seems the darkness I bring in with me is what is most in need of God’s attention. Great job, Chris.

By: Rodney O Craig

Rodney O Craig — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 17:12:08 +0000

Hi Chris, As always thank you for your God given thoughts and wisdom. Much love always! Dad