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Comment on John 14b – “The Home of God in Us” by jonoscott

jonoscott — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 17:16:33 +0000

Thanks so much for willingness to read and check out the articles and to comment. Greatly appreciated. I checked out site. Wow! lot of stuff there!
As far as translations go, that all depends on what you use it for. For simple study I prefer the NIV, or New King James Version. For detailed study, the ESV or KJV with reference to Strong's notes. For reading, I use the NIV or NLT.

Comment on John 14b – “The Home of God in Us” by Sara Goldstein

Sara Goldstein — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 18:45:01 +0000

Hi – great site you have here. I love reading sites about religion – they are so educational. Thank you for having this one. The internet can be a real blessing, even though some people don’t realize that and use it badly. I am always interested in reading online about the Bible and this site is very thought-provoking. I don’t have time to read all of the articles here right now, I found this site when looking for something else on beliefnet.com, but I’ve bookmarked your homepage and will check back soon to see the latest articles. What is your preferred translation of the Bible? I think they are all good, don’t really have a favorite myself. I have a blog with daily Bible readings on it. Please visit it – it as at http://www.GotTB.com. Have a fun week. God’s Peace!

Comment on 5 Priorities for Small Groups. by Todd Carpenter

Todd Carpenter — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 02:26:15 +0000

Jonathan, I am constantly amazed when I place our group in God's hand what He does. I prepare in study, but I find the preparation in prayer and willingness to trust in His grace bring about amazing things. So far I would not trade our journey. We have many issues in our lives, but we practice a safe environment. Safe to divulge our lives, safe to ask any question, safe to give opinions, and safe place to learn and a safe place to trust and depend on Him with others, 1John and now starting Galatians have provided marvelous platforms for understanding who He is and therefore who we are.

Comment on Scripture Meditation: “Stop and Consider.” by Rayo Daroowalla

Rayo Daroowalla — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 20:32:35 +0000

Very well put … "Stopping to Consider" – steps to daily quiet time.

Comment on The “Flawed Scribe” by Gail

Gail — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 11:55:44 +0000

Great point, Leo. I know that for me it is quite easy to sit back and "lean on my own understanding." I wish it were not so, but it is. I keep telling myself that at least I am seeing my slip-ups more quickly than I used to and am more willing to fall on my knees and ask for God to take over again (not that He ever lost control) – and I count that as progress.