[TruthTalk] Goodbye

2006-03-27 Thread Judy Taylor




My it is awfully quiet this morning;I don't even see anything from 
Lance (the early bird)
Have been busy over the weekend so have not had much time tothink 
about goodbyes. 
Our son and DIL are building a house at the back of us - also we are 
involved daily with our 
daughter in TX who is presently in the midst of an 
ongoingcrisis.

I would like to thank all of you for sharing yourselves on the TT List. I 
think I have learned in 
some way from everyone, though possibly not in the ways you or I would have 
thought. For
me, TT has been a learning experience and I am thankful that DavidM rescued 
me from the
legalistic Homechurch List where we met. David you and your family 
have been a real
encouragement in the Lord. I took me a while to get to know each 
Listmember. My ideas
regarding Street Preaching have changed and I have enjoyed Kevin and Dean 
so much.
I am glad to know they are out there along with DM and Christine 
Miller. Just this morning 
I read 1 Kings 14:24 regarding the mess Judah was in after Solomon "and 
there were also 
sodomites in the land and they did according to all the 
abominations of the nations which 
the Lord cast out before the children of Israel" so theirs istruly a 
labor of love. Thank you Iz 
for sharing yourself, your pilgrimage, and your family with us. I wanted to 
share some photos 
but haven't had time to look for one to compete with JD and Gary 
:)

Lance, I have to say that I was often surprised that you hung in there - We 
never did agree
but I do appreciate the kind words you spoke on occasion; they tell me that 
you did not take
what I wrote personally which is good. I am not angry with any person 
per se and have found
everything interesting, even Dave Hanson's contributions in the historical 
or cultural sense
(see your inputLance :) but when I came to TT I was and am 
stillfrustrated by dead orthodoxy 
andtheologies or menbecause they are powerless and I so want to 
see Jesus on the scene. 

There are more than 500 families in the church we attend and so many 
hurting ppl that the 
new counseling pastor is swamped they are calling him all hours of the day 
and night and he 
doesn't have time for his family. The teaching pastor is just back 
from spending a week in 
London and yesterday he shared how on the flight over there was a rape on 
the TV's on either 
side of him and when his wife turned hers on there was an adulterous affair 
on it. He then told
ushow overwhelmed he was by Westminster Abbey where the Westminster 
Confession was 
put together and All Souls Church where John Stott whose writings have 
affected him so much 
pastored.. that's all well and good and I'm glad for him but on the way 
homeI told my husband 
that the effecthis sermon had on me was to make me want to go to 
London - but not for the 
same reasons. It did not make me hunger for more of Jesus.

I long for God's Word to be exalted with great plainness of speech so that 
we will see His results
with lives changed and health and peace among the people.

I pray you will all grow in grace and in the knowledge of Him and that we 
will have opportunity
to meet again.

God Bless You All
judyt in Suffolk VA


Re: [TruthTalk] Goodbye

2006-03-27 Thread Lance Muir



My mother awoke yesterday for 5 minutes to find 
herself surrounded by children, grandchildren and, even a great-grandchild. I 
wish the same for you, Judy and, for all TT participants.

Lance

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Judy 
  Taylor 
  To: truthtalk@mail.innglory.org 
  
  Sent: March 27, 2006 07:41
  Subject: [TruthTalk] Goodbye
  
  
  My it is awfully quiet this morning;I don't even see anything from 
  Lance (the early bird)
  Have been busy over the weekend so have not had much time tothink 
  about goodbyes. 
  Our son and DIL are building a house at the back of us - also we are 
  involved daily with our 
  daughter in TX who is presently in the midst of an 
  ongoingcrisis.
  
  I would like to thank all of you for sharing yourselves on the TT List. I 
  think I have learned in 
  some way from everyone, though possibly not in the ways you or I would 
  have thought. For
  me, TT has been a learning experience and I am thankful that DavidM 
  rescued me from the
  legalistic Homechurch List where we met. David you and your family 
  have been a real
  encouragement in the Lord. I took me a while to get to know each 
  Listmember. My ideas
  regarding Street Preaching have changed and I have enjoyed Kevin and Dean 
  so much.
  I am glad to know they are out there along with DM and Christine 
  Miller. Just this morning 
  I read 1 Kings 14:24 regarding the mess Judah was in after Solomon "and 
  there were also 
  sodomites in the land and they did according to all the 
  abominations of the nations which 
  the Lord cast out before the children of Israel" so theirs istruly 
  a labor of love. Thank you Iz 
  for sharing yourself, your pilgrimage, and your family with us. I wanted 
  to share some photos 
  but haven't had time to look for one to compete with JD and Gary 
  :)
  
  Lance, I have to say that I was often surprised that you hung in there - 
  We never did agree
  but I do appreciate the kind words you spoke on occasion; they tell me 
  that you did not take
  what I wrote personally which is good. I am not angry with any 
  person per se and have found
  everything interesting, even Dave Hanson's contributions in the 
  historical or cultural sense
  (see your inputLance :) but when I came to TT I was and am 
  stillfrustrated by dead orthodoxy 
  andtheologies or menbecause they are powerless and I so want 
  to see Jesus on the scene. 
  
  There are more than 500 families in the church we attend and so many 
  hurting ppl that the 
  new counseling pastor is swamped they are calling him all hours of the 
  day and night and he 
  doesn't have time for his family. The teaching pastor is just back 
  from spending a week in 
  London and yesterday he shared how on the flight over there was a rape on 
  the TV's on either 
  side of him and when his wife turned hers on there was an adulterous 
  affair on it. He then told
  ushow overwhelmed he was by Westminster Abbey where the Westminster 
  Confession was 
  put together and All Souls Church where John Stott whose writings have 
  affected him so much 
  pastored.. that's all well and good and I'm glad for him but on the way 
  homeI told my husband 
  that the effecthis sermon had on me was to make me want to go to 
  London - but not for the 
  same reasons. It did not make me hunger for more of Jesus.
  
  I long for God's Word to be exalted with great plainness of speech so 
  that we will see His results
  with lives changed and health and peace among the people.
  
  I pray you will all grow in grace and in the knowledge of Him and that we 
  will have opportunity
  to meet again.
  
  God Bless You All
  judyt in Suffolk VA