Comments for Road To Glory

Comment on Ray Vander Laan Biography by Jeffrey de la Cruz

Jeffrey de la Cruz — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 14:27:09 +0000

Good day. Thank God for your ministry on the Faith Lesson Video Series. I have seen all the video lessons and I’m very blessed each topic you taught. It has a great impact in my life. Sir, you are a blessing to me personally. You have been an instrument by God in straightening my crooked Christian life. How I wish I can see you in person, listen and learn more on your teachings. I’m a young father here in the Philippines. I’m praying for your ministries. May God give you good health always and continue to use you mightily in touching more lives for the glory of His Son, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We will help in spreading the good news to this fallen world that Jesus is the only way. God bless you.

Comment on Trust God by faith braswell

faith braswell — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 11:28:22 +0000

Two of my favorite people in the whole wide world. One of my favorite pics of two of my favorite people in the whole wide world. What a great testimony of faith in a faithful God.

Comment on Man Blind From Birth, Was It God’s Will? by Reese Klepacz

Reese Klepacz — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 16:17:56 +0000

This article was great I know that Jesus is the source and if we willingly receive His Word then we can be healed!

Comment on Is Any Sick? by Bruce Bichalski

Bruce Bichalski — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 22:40:30 +0000

Absolutley the truth hey keep put it out there sounds just like Tim

Merry Christmas

Comment on Tennessee Football! By Jody McLeod by Roy Anderson

Roy Anderson — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:45:09 +0000

Great! But I would like confirmation of this. So many good Fwd’s are fiction. When did she say these words? And what was the reaction of her school board.

Assuming this report is true, may her tribe increase.

Roy

Comment on Tennessee Football! By Jody McLeod by JJR

JJR — Thu, 12 Nov 2009 14:36:38 +0000

( Road To Glory Does Not Neccesarily Agree With Every Comment)
I read this speech and don’t really care whether people pray before, during, or after games as long as they are not forced to pray.
Principal McLeod seems to be equating praying with discussing social issues that exist in our communities. The operative word here being ‘exist’. For good or bad abortion, homosexuality, and the environment all exist. The same cannot be said for god or the usefulness of prayer. I understand that the idea of an all powerful being caring for us is non unpleasant. Nonetheless the idea of Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy are not unpleasant yet teaching that they are fact would be wrong for any educational institution.
In this realm it is uncomfortable and evening frightening to question. Yet ask yourself why every supposed medical miracle has been less than verifiable? Why has no one ever re-grown a limb? Why does god apparently hate amputees?

Comment on Tennessee Football! By Jody McLeod by BKA

BKA — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 05:26:46 +0000

Shame on YOU, GG!!

Way to Go, Jody McLeod!! I am thankful, as it seems many others were too, that You had the conviction enough to stand up for what You believe in…

I am so thankful for someone, “anyone” to stand up for GOD and His people!!

IF a person or persons do not want to pray a blessing of protection over a team before they play a ballgame, SHAME on THEM!!

This kind of tradition has gone on for eons of years; and, will continue as far as Christian people are concerned. God will honor those who choose to honor HIM!

To Those people who CONTINUE to denounce GOD and our society’s right to talk to HIM or pray to HIM ~ I say “GOD help You!”

Judgement day is coming….I’m afraid many are going to be left behind just simply because they have done everything in their power to take away ones FREEDOM to worship or talk to GOD, wheresoever they choose to do so…

Our GOD still reigns; and, we had better honor HIM!! Too many have turned away from God to suit their own fancy or situation; and, my Bible says they will be held in judgement…

Examples:
Abortion to suit ones own self, or convenience.

One’s constant thinking one should separate Church and State.

People and his/her immoral ways and living arrangements.

Those who continue to cheat, lie, or steal; and, continue to misrepresent things to suit themselves.

All of us, who choose to do so, should abide by the Ten Commandments.

Those who choose not to abide by the Ten Commandments have the right NOT TO DO SO; and, have the right to worship however they so please.

But NO DICTATION or upheaval about anyone’s religious affiliation should be challenged or revoked in any manner whatsoever!

IF you click on AskJeeves, you will find out that this actually happened at the football game in Tennessee…AND I highly commend the principal for saying and doing what she/he did! You boldness will not go un-noticed in HIS kingdom…

More of us should stand up for what we believe in; and, demand that we be left alone to believe whatsoever it is that we believe….AND, we should be able to worship as we see fit…Thank GOD for our founding fathers who were very wise in their respect to GOD and HIS views re: things of this life….

Comment on Tennessee Football! By Jody McLeod by gg

gg — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 01:22:23 +0000

This principal should be removed from the school system. If she isn’t smart enough to understand separation of church and state, she has no business being associated in any way with the educational system. When you are at this much of an intellectual disadvantage, you should be in the MRDD system and under supervision.

Comment on Turtles by wesley

wesley — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 16:06:12 +0000

Hey Tim. Which country road? Actually, it sounds kind of like me when I try to provide “counsel” to someone. Good thought. . .

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