Comments for Paul Madson http://www.paulmadson.com The thoughts, quotes and reflections of Paul Madson Fri, 22 Jul 2011 07:50:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 Comment on Living a Grace-oriented Life by Tonya http://www.paulmadson.com/2011/07/living-a-grace-oriented-life/#comment-354 Tonya Fri, 22 Jul 2011 07:50:53 +0000 http://www.paulmadson.com/?p=648#comment-354 Greetings! Just a quick note of true thankfulness for your honesty and wisdom in the writing of this post. It is straight from God and I glorify Him for being right on time with this. I actually felt the same about the humility series but didn't notice I could comment :) Praying blessings over your ministry! Greetings! Just a quick note of true thankfulness for your honesty and wisdom in the writing of this post. It is straight from God and I glorify Him for being right on time with this. I actually felt the same about the humility series but didn’t notice I could comment :) Praying blessings over your ministry!

]]> Comment on Stand Alone Post: Theologically Profound and Hope-Filled Quotes on “The Cross of Christ” by Tiffany cloud http://www.paulmadson.com/2011/04/profound-and-hope-filled-quotes-on-%e2%80%9cthe-cross-of-christ%e2%80%9d/#comment-116 Tiffany cloud Fri, 22 Apr 2011 03:47:08 +0000 http://www.paulmadson.com/?p=537#comment-116 Thanks for the share. I just love the quote by William P Farely, "At the cross the love of God and the wrath of God shake hands..." Thanks for the share. I just love the quote by William P Farely, “At the cross the love of God and the wrath of God shake hands…”

]]> Comment on (Part 1) Humility: That Elusive, All-Important, Hard-to-Define Character Trait by Stand Alone Post: Halftime – Clearing Up Confusion, Moving Ahead | Paul Madson http://www.paulmadson.com/2010/08/humility-that-elusive-all-important-hard-to-define-character-trait/#comment-105 Stand Alone Post: Halftime – Clearing Up Confusion, Moving Ahead | Paul Madson Fri, 15 Apr 2011 22:50:07 +0000 http://paulmadson.com/?p=142#comment-105 [...] “Humility: That Elusive, All-Important, Hard-To-Define Character Trait” (Three parts) [...] [...] “Humility: That Elusive, All-Important, Hard-To-Define Character Trait” (Three parts) [...]

]]> Comment on (Part 1) The Cross (i.e. Gospel) Centered Life: Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing by Stand Alone Post: Halftime – Clearing Up Confusion, Moving Ahead | Paul Madson http://www.paulmadson.com/2010/07/the-cross-i-e-gospel-centered-life-keeping-the-main-thing-the-main-thing/#comment-104 Stand Alone Post: Halftime – Clearing Up Confusion, Moving Ahead | Paul Madson Fri, 15 Apr 2011 22:48:29 +0000 http://paulmadson.com/?p=107#comment-104 [...] “The Cross-Centered Life: Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing” (Four parts) [...] [...] “The Cross-Centered Life: Keeping the Main Thing the Main Thing” (Four parts) [...]

]]> Comment on Part 1: Heaven: Living Here in Light of There by Stand Alone Post: Halftime – Clearing Up Confusion, Moving Ahead | Paul Madson http://www.paulmadson.com/2010/05/heaven-living-here-in-light-of-there-2/#comment-103 Stand Alone Post: Halftime – Clearing Up Confusion, Moving Ahead | Paul Madson Fri, 15 Apr 2011 22:32:53 +0000 http://paulmadson.com/?p=31#comment-103 [...] “Heaven: Living ‘Here’ in Light of ‘There’” (Six parts) [...] [...] “Heaven: Living ‘Here’ in Light of ‘There’” (Six parts) [...]

]]> Comment on Stand Alone Post: Marriage Vows, the Average Human, Our Facebook Obsession and More by mark du Bord http://www.paulmadson.com/2011/03/false-doctrine-national-geographic-marriage-vows-and-facebook/#comment-27 mark du Bord Sun, 13 Mar 2011 21:18:40 +0000 http://www.paulmadson.com/?p=311#comment-27 Paul, I remember following the events around Robertson McQuilkin and his wife, Muriel. Wow, his words bear witness to true love and devotion. What an amazingly beautiful couple they were. Thank you for sharing that on your blog. Peace, Mark Paul,

I remember following the events around Robertson McQuilkin and his wife, Muriel. Wow, his words bear witness to true love and devotion. What an amazingly beautiful couple they were. Thank you for sharing that on your blog.

Peace,

Mark

]]> Comment on (Part 2) Humility: That Elusive, All-Important, Hard-to-Define Character Trait by kha http://www.paulmadson.com/2010/08/part-2-humility-that-elusive-all-important-hard-to-define-character-trait/#comment-9 kha Wed, 23 Feb 2011 15:10:57 +0000 http://paulmadson.com/?p=151#comment-9 Thanks Paul! I enjoy reading your blogs in between classes! This one I particularly have to read over and over! It's just what God wanted me to know about myself! Thanks! Thanks Paul!
I enjoy reading your blogs in between classes! This one I particularly have to read over and over! It’s just what God wanted me to know about myself! Thanks!

]]> Comment on Stand Alone Post: Like an Unopened Love Letter by Paul Madson http://www.paulmadson.com/2011/01/like-an-unopened-love-letter-2/#comment-8 Paul Madson Tue, 18 Jan 2011 02:02:52 +0000 http://paulmadson.com/?p=229#comment-8 Thanks Beth! I think it's a great idea to deal with the issue of the "reliability of Scripture." There is so much false teaching out there on it and many people (even Christians) are buying it up without learning the truth about why Scripture truly is trustworthy and reliable. If you ever need some resources on the subject, I can point you to several on the web. Say Hi to Joe! Blessings, Paul Thanks Beth! I think it’s a great idea to deal with the issue of the “reliability of Scripture.” There is so much false teaching out there on it and many people (even Christians) are buying it up without learning the truth about why Scripture truly is trustworthy and reliable. If you ever need some resources on the subject, I can point you to several on the web. Say Hi to Joe! Blessings, Paul

]]> Comment on Stand Alone Post: Like an Unopened Love Letter by Beth Bridgewater http://www.paulmadson.com/2011/01/like-an-unopened-love-letter-2/#comment-7 Beth Bridgewater Sat, 15 Jan 2011 22:52:11 +0000 http://paulmadson.com/?p=229#comment-7 This is so true today, and thank you for the encouragement to read my Bible regularly. That's one habit that's so easily left out when busyness takes over. I also love the quotes at the end. Someday maybe you could write a blog about the reliability of the Bible as God's Word. I find when talking to people my daughter's age that they've believed the lies they've been told in the media, etc., that the Bible's not accurate nor necessarily inspired and it justifies slavery, murder, etc. These are Christian kids brought up in Christian households, sadly. This is so true today, and thank you for the encouragement to read my Bible regularly. That’s one habit that’s so easily left out when busyness takes over. I also love the quotes at the end. Someday maybe you could write a blog about the reliability of the Bible as God’s Word. I find when talking to people my daughter’s age that they’ve believed the lies they’ve been told in the media, etc., that the Bible’s not accurate nor necessarily inspired and it justifies slavery, murder, etc. These are Christian kids brought up in Christian households, sadly.

]]> Comment on Milk Cows, Worldview and the Transformation of Cultures by Carol Denny http://www.paulmadson.com/2010/07/milk-cows-worldview-and-the-transformation-of-cultures/#comment-6 Carol Denny Fri, 23 Jul 2010 15:14:23 +0000 http://paulmadson.com/?p=96#comment-6 Paul, Thank you so much for these wonderful lessons. I appreciate your Christ centered focus and that your exhortations are completely based on scripture. It is so good to be reminded about what truly matters. I am finding these lessons very helpful as I seek God's direction in ministry. They have been a blessing to me. Your hard work in studying, your time spent seeking the heart of God, your labor of love for Christ and for His people have helped inspire me in the work God has called me to. Thank you so much following hard after God and for equipping the saints so that they can do the same. Much love to you and Lisa, Carol Denny Paul,
Thank you so much for these wonderful lessons. I appreciate your Christ centered focus and that your exhortations are completely based on scripture. It is so good to be reminded about what truly matters. I am finding these lessons very helpful as I seek God’s direction in ministry. They have been a blessing to me. Your hard work in studying, your time spent seeking the heart of God, your labor of love for Christ and for His people have helped inspire me in the work God has called me to. Thank you so much following hard after God and for equipping the saints so that they can do the same.
Much love to you and Lisa,
Carol Denny

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