First off, I am humbled by your visit and your praise. As far as I’m concerned, this is high praise indeed. Thank you, brother.

Secondly, your comments about your friend and the finding of the verse in Proverbs is like receiving the approval of our heavenly Father, through you. I am truly overjoyed that God has done a work through us. Truly, May He increase! :-)

Lastly, I’m very sorry to hear about your friend. As you know, sometimes the only way we will hear God’s voice is through pain. I believe it was Spurgeon who said that God shouts to us in our pain. I have certainly experienced that in my life. I pray that God be with your friend and lead him into redemption.

Thank you!

Joe.

Nice site, and interesting, I like it.

I have an acquaintance that has found himself behind bars. He is a violent person at times and this is not his first visit, but it may be his longest. The Lord has his attention this time round and he has started to read about “Truth.” I sat down today and wrote him a spontaneous two page letter of hope and direction, but I was at a lose to remember a proverb that would close my letter. I just arrived back at my office and decided to visit your place and found that you had the very verse I was looking for (Prov. 3:5-8) on your site. coincidence? Maybe, but certainly a blessing.

Thanks,

Steve Blackwell
http://www.indywatchman.com

Your URL left out the domain, so I’ll repost it here: http://willohroots.wordpress.com.

Please post that Barna survey link. I would love to see the stats. But that doesn’t surprise me in the least.

It may be a poor example, but I like the quote from “The Usual Suspects”: “The greatest trick the devil ever played was convincing the world he doesn’t exist.”

Thanks for your comments!

Joe.