Comments on: Personal Holiness 1 http://www.twelvewitnesses.com/2007/08/27/personal-holiness-1/ Let these stones be a witness to what we have done here this day. Tue, 22 Nov 2011 19:54:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Cyle http://www.twelvewitnesses.com/2007/08/27/personal-holiness-1/#comment-8070 Cyle Wed, 29 Aug 2007 15:29:38 +0000 http://www.twelvewitnesses.com/2007/08/27/personal-holiness-1/#comment-8070 Good post. True and timely for anyone who serves God in any capacity. Cyle Good post. True and timely for anyone who serves God in any capacity.
Cyle

]]> By: Art Rogers http://www.twelvewitnesses.com/2007/08/27/personal-holiness-1/#comment-8049 Art Rogers Tue, 28 Aug 2007 14:29:46 +0000 http://www.twelvewitnesses.com/2007/08/27/personal-holiness-1/#comment-8049 Marie, Don't lurk. Engage. I appreciate you commenting. I can see how this blog was not something to engage in times past, unless you were ready to fight about SBC politics. Transitioning has been interesting, but rewarding in a huge way. Thanks for reading and for commenting. Art Marie,

Don’t lurk. Engage. I appreciate you commenting. I can see how this blog was not something to engage in times past, unless you were ready to fight about SBC politics. Transitioning has been interesting, but rewarding in a huge way.

Thanks for reading and for commenting.

Art

]]> By: marie http://www.twelvewitnesses.com/2007/08/27/personal-holiness-1/#comment-8048 marie Tue, 28 Aug 2007 14:07:58 +0000 http://www.twelvewitnesses.com/2007/08/27/personal-holiness-1/#comment-8048 I said I was a quiet lurker and here I am commenting all the time! Your congregation is truly blessed to have such an open, honest Pastor. Having been the wife of a Singles' Minister on staff at a large SBC church, with a Pastor who was less than open, unless he was unhappy with you (which was often), it is refreshing to read your thoughts here on personal holiness. Much of mine and my husband's refining came at the hands of our Pastor at that time and I wouldn't change anything now as the struggles with disillusionment and resentment brought us both to our knees and allowed God to mold us into what He wanted. We are now very blessed to be at a non-denom church with a Pastor who demonstrates the very essence of Christ in his daily walk (or I should say roll, as he is a paraplegic!). Thank you for sharing your heart. The impact of openness from Pastors will probably never be known, but it is huge! I said I was a quiet lurker and here I am commenting all the time!

Your congregation is truly blessed to have such an open, honest Pastor. Having been the wife of a Singles’ Minister on staff at a large SBC church, with a Pastor who was less than open, unless he was unhappy with you (which was often), it is refreshing to read your thoughts here on personal holiness.

Much of mine and my husband’s refining came at the hands of our Pastor at that time and I wouldn’t change anything now as the struggles with disillusionment and resentment brought us both to our knees and allowed God to mold us into what He wanted.

We are now very blessed to be at a non-denom church with a Pastor who demonstrates the very essence of Christ in his daily walk (or I should say roll, as he is a paraplegic!).

Thank you for sharing your heart. The impact of openness from Pastors will probably never be known, but it is huge!

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