Comments for Jeofurry's Jesus Journey

Comment on Hog Wild by George Musgrave

George Musgrave — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 04:44:45 +0000

Hey Jeff, Thinking of you and your family. Will keep you in our prayers and hope that God gives you a swift recovery. Love Mom and Dad

Comment on Away for a Few by willohroots

willohroots — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 14:54:25 +0000

May a loving God protect and Guide you, and may His purpose in your trip be victory!

Comment on Away for a Few by George Musgrave

George Musgrave — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 17:51:34 +0000

No hitchhikers Jeff, you are always in our prayers, love mom and dad

Comment on What Translation of the Bible does Joel Osteen Use? by GraceParadise

GraceParadise — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 01:22:05 +0000

Amen, brother, and beautifully expressed: “My prayer is that I would be humble and attentive to His voice when He speaks quietly instead.”

Comment on Catching Up and Running Amok by Joe Chavez

Joe Chavez — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 19:40:50 +0000

Jeff,

Will keep her in prayer. My father-in-law had his removed about 10 years ago and he’s still kicking!

Stay strong, my brother!

Comment on Catching Up and Running Amok by theoldadam

theoldadam — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:16:01 +0000

Thanks, Jeff!

I don’t blame you. You have plenty else going on right now.

I didn’t get in there very much myself.

Comment on Catching Up and Running Amok by jeofurry

jeofurry — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 15:12:59 +0000

Steve,
Thanks brother. I am glad you like the paper and I appreciate the prayers as well. Good to hear from you again. I have been reading along at your blog, but decided to stay out of the great baptism debate this last time around.

Comment on Catching Up and Running Amok by theoldadam

theoldadam — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 14:57:18 +0000

Nice paper, Jeff!

Worthy of that ‘A’!

We will keep you, your wife, and the reat of the family in our prayers.

Shalom to you and yours, as well.

Comment on Restless Contentment by jeofurry

jeofurry — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 04:06:34 +0000

Will,
You are another brother that I think of often as I hear the woeful economic news on TV. I pray for you as often as I remember, and will continue to lift you and your family and church family up in our prayers.

I appreciate the crazy nature of things most time, but this particular set of circumstances has involved my wife and her health. She had to go to the ER yesterday and they said she has gall stones. Now we are looking at a surgery in the next few days apparently and a lot of unknowns in the midst of it all. These next two weeks were supposed to be busy for wholly other reasons without this “interesting” complication. Thank you for the prayers.

And as for the atheist discussion, I sympathize. My problem is that I have an argumentative heart and I find it is better if I turn it away from my brothers and sisters in the Lord and instead use it to talk to some who need a swift jog of sense in the worst way. I don’t blame you for avoiding it at all. If I am not in the conversation, I can’t stand to read it anymore either.

P.S. Look for the papers this week hopefully. One is graded and going to post up tonight. The other one I am waiting on and it will be a little more “controversial” I am sure.

Comment on Restless Contentment by willohroots

willohroots — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 02:51:51 +0000

I have been laid off longer than Joe. It is possible that the church will not be able to pay me this winter. Hmmm, God is going to have to do some interesting things here!
Jeff , If life wasn’t crazy, it might get boring!
I was following part of your atheist chatter., I am never going to do that again. Being blind is one thing, gouging out your eyes to prevent sight, quite another.
I am looking forward to the papers, as i enjoyed the last one I read.
Could it be the Spirit is amping you up for a new challenge? Sometimes that is where that feeling takes me.
My wife and I will pray for you tonight, secure that you are where you ought to be.