Comments on: Dear Lord, You Rock! http://negative99.com/faith/dear-lord-you-rock/ An onslaught of expository excellence covering web design and development, politics and current events, faith and religion, guitar and music, programming... oh, and anything else. Tue, 18 Jun 2013 18:01:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: WarAxe http://negative99.com/faith/dear-lord-you-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-724 WarAxe Tue, 18 Apr 2006 21:24:20 +0000 http://www.negative99.com/archive/194#comment-724 mahndisa :: :-) Yeah, some folks think that you have to be "dry" to be reverent, unfortunately. They must be reading Hezekiah (doesn't exist)... because in my Bible Jesus was ont in any way "dry", so to be so would be irreverent. mahndisa :: :-) Yeah, some folks think that you have to be “dry” to be reverent, unfortunately. They must be reading Hezekiah (doesn’t exist)… because in my Bible Jesus was ont in any way “dry”, so to be so would be irreverent.

]]> By: mahndisa http://negative99.com/faith/dear-lord-you-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-719 mahndisa Mon, 17 Apr 2006 06:54:25 +0000 http://www.negative99.com/archive/194#comment-719 04 16 06 Well Steve: Thanks for pointing out this very intriguing church! I am always heartened to know that there are some in the world who don't believe that Christianity should be dry and devoid of relevance to current events. I also like the focus on interpersonal relationships they seem to stress. How can one say they are a good Christian if they cannot get along with their neighbors or families? Interpersonal relationships, community interaction and social action all are part of the good works that Christ spoke so much about! I think that this church is rooted in wonderful interpretations of the words of Christ, from what you have said so cool! 04 16 06

Well Steve:
Thanks for pointing out this very intriguing church! I am always heartened to know that there are some in the world who don’t believe that Christianity should be dry and devoid of relevance to current events. I also like the focus on interpersonal relationships they seem to stress. How can one say they are a good Christian if they cannot get along with their neighbors or families? Interpersonal relationships, community interaction and social action all are part of the good works that Christ spoke so much about! I think that this church is rooted in wonderful interpretations of the words of Christ, from what you have said so cool!

]]> By: WarAxe http://negative99.com/faith/dear-lord-you-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-716 WarAxe Mon, 17 Apr 2006 02:17:53 +0000 http://www.negative99.com/archive/194#comment-716 :-) Yeah, that quote spoke to me, too. Engaging people... relationships... that seems to be key. In fact, I think I read about some guy from Bible times who was teaching something about that... hmm... :-) Yeah, that quote spoke to me, too. Engaging people… relationships… that seems to be key. In fact, I think I read about some guy from Bible times who was teaching something about that… hmm…

]]> By: Union71 http://negative99.com/faith/dear-lord-you-rock/comment-page-1/#comment-712 Union71 Sun, 16 Apr 2006 02:09:14 +0000 http://www.negative99.com/archive/194#comment-712 I think you can sum up the impact of Terra Nova with this quote from the author of the Metroland article: "It is my first church service in 19 years, but I find myself completely engaged." It is the engagement of interest that is the stepping off point of the work of the Holy Spirit in the individual's life (I know this to be true in my conversion experience)! And this can occur in the church setting (like Terra Nova) or in our own personal interactions. Well done good and faithful servants. What say ye? I think you can sum up the impact of Terra Nova with this quote from the author of the Metroland article: “It is my first church service in 19 years, but I find myself completely engaged.” It is the engagement of interest that is the stepping off point of the work of the Holy Spirit in the individual’s life (I know this to be true in my conversion experience)! And this can occur in the church setting (like Terra Nova) or in our own personal interactions. Well done good and faithful servants. What say ye?

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