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Comment on Prayer and Fasting by Day 2 of the Fast | Victory Church

Day 2 of the Fast | Victory Church — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 02:58:11 +0000

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Comment on "Halloween – Is it okay?" by Joel witmer

Joel witmer — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 23:09:36 +0000

It was nice to read your views on this day of the year,me and my wife have tried to explain our view to our children for years.We don’t want them thinking bad of people who observe it but also not be ashamed of what they believe to be true, no matter what others may think.

Comment on "Halloween – Is it okay?" by wanda hurst

wanda hurst — Sat, 29 Oct 2011 01:58:23 +0000

A very well written article on Halloween, I appreciate your stand against it as I was raised to never celebrate the holiday either because it is demonic and pleasing to Satan. God bless you as you stand up for Him against the evils in our world.

Comment on 720 People Show Up To Help a Single Mom by 720 People Show Up To Help a Single Mom | Victory Church « Church Outreach Ministry

Thu, 13 Oct 2011 11:58:28 +0000

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Comment on DO YOU LIE? by Cindy Slaugh

Cindy Slaugh — Mon, 29 Aug 2011 14:12:38 +0000

Your sermons always make an impact on my brain and usually, sometime later, something crops up that reminds of one of them. Your sermon on lying did that. I missed an appointment with a doctor who I had to wait several months to see. The appointment was for 8:30AM but for some reason I thought it was for 10:30AM. At 8:15AM I started to get ready for the appointment but thought I’d better check my calendar just to make sure it was for 10:30AM not 10:15AM. Didn’t want to be late. When I saw that it was for 8:30, I gasped. Once again my memory failed me-and that scares me now that I’m in my 60′s. I felt like an air-head. I called the Doctor’s office right away but couldn’t get through til about the fourth time. During that time, I tried to think of a good reason for missing the appointment. Didn’t want to tell them the real reason for fear of looking like an flakey old-person. And I didn’t want to get billed for the appointment. Then your sermon on lying popped into my head. Of course, I didn’t remember the whole sermon (older-person thing), but I did remember that I should always be truthful. So, I fessed up when I finally got through-almost cried. Then, I was told that because I was a No-Show that I might not be rescheduled. I never before got turned away because I was a bad person! A week later I received a letter which I read right before driving to VC. The letter said I should call to reschedule my cancelled appointment. And there was no bill. I told Pam this story and she made the connection for me between being truthful and having a good outcome. Made me stop and think. Thank you for giving me yet another “light bulb” moment. … Oh my gosh, I think I just had another one! Was this Jesus at work? Holy cow!

Comment on What do You do When your Dreams have Shattered? by Marla Biddle

Marla Biddle — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 04:51:05 +0000

My greatest dream was to be in a beauty pageant. My mother thinks they are silly. Most people depend on their friends to help them through life, but I DON’T HAVE FRIENDS. I have to cry myself to sleep every night, praying that one day I will be in a beauty pageant( only the glitz pageant) there aren’t any glitz pageants in Arkansas

Comment on What do You do When your Dreams have Shattered? by Marla Biddle

Marla Biddle — Thu, 14 Jul 2011 04:17:32 +0000

I’ve always wanted to be in a beauty pageant. My mom hates them. She thinks they are silly and pedophile paradise. I am 11 and when I looked at all the beautiful pageant girls doing their routine on Youtube (Little Beauties) it looked like it was fun. I would curl in my bed every night and cry next to my stuffed angel bear.I was heart-broken. I think I am too short and ugly to be in a pageant and my mother probably wouldn’t let me in one of those glitz pageants. They all wear”masks” but they sure are beautiful (please watch the video on Youtube; type little beauties) Now my dream is shattered and I am trying to live my life through my little sister. She has a full life ahead of her. I don’t want to be in a natural pageant because they only judge on facial beauty (not on modeling or attire.) Please help me! I cry to bed EVERY night and I just can’t take it anymore. D:

Comment on Neuroblastoma Fundraiser in June, 2011 by Susan

Susan — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 21:07:37 +0000

So happy to see my message posted here! What Pastor Curt said today really hit home. Gave me so much to think about. Jessica, Nathaniel, and Allie are at the Ronald McDonald House in Delaware for the next few days. Nathaniel will have some sedated tests tomorrow. Jessica will meet with the doctor on Tuesday. Recently Jessica was told that Nathaniel will have to undergo testing every three months for the next year. We pray for continued good news. The fundraiser will be at Clipper Stadium Friday June 10, Saturday the 11th, and Sunday the 12th. For more info please give me a call at 615 5353. We are in need of at least 9 volunteers at each game. Each volunteer gets a free ticket and free Fractured Prune donuts! thanks
susan

Comment on Have You Ever Failed at Anything? by JACK WOODS

JACK WOODS — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 02:12:29 +0000

At my age, there have been many failures, and shattered dreams. But you can only get so far by whining about it. Friends and family only want to hear a ten second summary of the failure – then ask “so what are you gonna do about it?”
Check out God’s Word on failure – some of His favorite people were failures – for a time. FOR A TIME. Not forever. Dream shattered? Whine for a time, and attack the dream from another direction. Pray. Get better counsel. Plan a shatter-proof dream.