Comments for Lord, Bring the Rain!

Comment on Holding my story by ed elliott

ed elliott — Thu, 18 Sep 2008 15:40:18 +0000

Dear Sharon,
I have recently become a fan of Dan Allender, having stumbled upon his work in the Public Library: Leading with a Limp. From there, I noticed that some Biblical counselors I browsed to highly recommended his BOLD LOVE.

I am currently absorbed by Bold Love and getting piercing insights I’ve never had about courageous, cunning love and loving evil people. When doing a Google Blog Search for “Dan Allender” (I do Google Blog Searches on my current interests when my technical writing assignments become too boring and I need a break), I was brought here to your blog. I will drop by every now & then (you are momentarily going to be in my Bloglines feeds). ENJOY your study…in my next communication, I’ll tell you about my interests in Biblical Counseling.

Comment on First Week Done by Sharon

Sharon — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 06:50:28 +0000

Ms. Belltown Social, eh? I wish. I do enjoy a good social. Unfortunately, we’re all seriously misplaced in this MHGS world. And it’s good to remember that we’re not alone. But just so we’re clear… I will remember you even if you don’t come to my social!

Comment on First Week Done by Christine

Christine — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 05:57:40 +0000

It’s comforting to hear you talk about the difficulty of making new friends… I think of you as Ms Belltown Social who knows everyone already

Every time I hear about a big social outing, I panic because, while I’d rather go home and cook dinner or read, I think, “no one will remember me if I don’t go!”

Comment on Crazy? Brave? Both! by Jennifer

Jennifer — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 21:00:14 +0000

Hey Sharon…I think we met when you were at MHGS for yoru interview. I’m glad to hear that you’ll be coming!! I’ll be on the look out for you.

Comment on Please pray for me by Kit Casanova

Kit Casanova — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:15:26 +0000

Dear Sharon,
May the grace of God, the Holy Spirit, and our Lord Jesus Christ fill your mind, soul, and body with powerful healing. I pray that your healing will take place quickly, and will transform you with joy and peace–allowing you to follow Jesus daily as you dedicate your life to Him and His Purpose.
Sharon, sometimes it’s hard to realize that God loves us and has only the best for us. Since He is outside of time, it is often hard to know that He is truly implementing His healing, His love, and His purposes in our life.
I pray that real and lasting joy will fill your mind and body, renewing you from this day forth!
Trisha and Kit

Comment on Urologist says… by Christine

Christine — Mon, 23 Jun 2008 23:39:57 +0000

Hi Sharon! Yes, I counted you as one of the 6 people I could ever remember visiting my blog I’m honored that you’re still reading it.

I’m glad you’re writing updates on all the medical stuff. It’ll be so good to meet you in a couple months and know that you made it through all the way to MHGS. We will swap info about student health insurance, I’ll be needing to buy some too!

Comment on Please pray for me by madcheshire

madcheshire — Sat, 31 May 2008 15:18:31 +0000

Hi Sharon, Thank you for commenting on my blog! You’re my first reader I don’t know if I really will blog regularly, but I’d always wanted to start one just to see.

I’m sorry you have to wait so long to find out answers about your health. I pray that the test results will come back quickly, that you will get the right care to fix the problem, and that God will give you peace in him through the process.

If you need any help with Seattle-related things, feel free to ask, ok? I’m up here, mostly sitting on my hands until MHGS starts!

Comment on About Sharon by Walter

Walter — Tue, 27 May 2008 23:40:08 +0000

I enjoyed reading your story. Please join our minister’s kid community at http://www.ministerskid.com!
Thanks,

Walter

Comment on Rules vs. Relationships by pkkid

pkkid — Sat, 17 May 2008 03:24:05 +0000

As a former preacher’s kid myself (and now a minister!) I can relate to the struggle to get from rules to relationship. It’s a constant challenge–and about the time I think I’ve got it, something happens and I realize that I want to make God conform to the rules I’ve set up…rather than letting God and me having a relationship.