Home - Commentshttp://www.terrymichaelnewell.com/home/en-USSquarespace Site Server v5.0.0 (http://www.squarespace.com/)Jeff comments on new audioJeffWed, 20 Aug 2008 17:10:15 +0000http://www.terrymichaelnewell.com/home/2008/7/1/new-audio.html#comments200884:1956513:comment/1800815Apparently I wasn't subscribed to your feed here. Problem solved. Thanks for the comment, and for being there.

]]>jackie comments on my wordlejackieTue, 08 Jul 2008 16:27:57 +0000http://www.terrymichaelnewell.com/home/2008/6/19/my-wordle.html#comments200884:1956513:comment/1604406Very interesting!! I was looing for specific words in your "wordle" and lo & behold...there they were!! I think it certainly is a visual of a wonderful, caring & interesting person, and that IS...YOU!!.

]]>Justin Bowman comments on holiness observedJustin BowmanFri, 16 May 2008 16:37:14 +0000http://www.terrymichaelnewell.com/home/2008/5/12/holiness-observed.html#comments200884:1956513:comment/1506860last paragraph is money!

Great great post! Sounds Buechnerish, or perhaps Palmerish. But Very TMish:)

fantastic story and I think you are right. I would agree that our search for "(T)truth" has blinded us to our journey. It's amazing that so many people "get saved" and then spend the rest of their lives teaching and arguing about that "truth". It's as if their journey has ended the moment they "accepted Christ". As if there is nothing left to do but sit and wait on eternity.

But the journey itself is beautiful. Dare I say it is a gift from God? I've already linked, and this is one of my favorite posts!

thanks
j

]]>Seth comments on holiness observedSethThu, 15 May 2008 20:09:39 +0000http://www.terrymichaelnewell.com/home/2008/5/12/holiness-observed.html#comments200884:1956513:comment/1505425Plato would say that truth and beauty are the same thing, and that when you find one, you'd certainly find the other.

]]>Jamie Mitchell comments on holiness observedJamie MitchellWed, 14 May 2008 01:26:24 +0000http://www.terrymichaelnewell.com/home/2008/5/12/holiness-observed.html#comments200884:1956513:comment/1499080I have to say I would have starred as well and even told Chris not to. It sounds like a beautiful moment and one I am sure that is very special to the boy and man.

]]>Justin Bowman comments on control freakJustin BowmanFri, 02 May 2008 16:17:15 +0000http://www.terrymichaelnewell.com/home/2008/4/30/control-freak.html#comments200884:1956513:comment/1460782Hey, you said that to me like you had read it somewhere...you're now coming up with the def. in real-time off the top of your head? NICE!!!

Here's a quote relating:
"Power resides where men BELIEVE it resides; no more, no less". George R.R. Martin (emphasis his).

]]>Mary comments on control freakMaryThu, 01 May 2008 21:16:36 +0000http://www.terrymichaelnewell.com/home/2008/4/30/control-freak.html#comments200884:1956513:comment/1459323Aren't we all? And that sense of control gives us the illusion that we actually have it, when in reality, there is very little within our control. Essentially, we have control over how we love and how we live. The rest is out of our hands....

]]>Ann comments on My national speaking tour...AnnSat, 26 Apr 2008 23:41:49 +0000http://www.terrymichaelnewell.com/home/2008/4/24/my-national-speaking-tour.html#comments200884:1956513:comment/1448921Glad you went and had an enriching experience, but I'm glad you came back, too!!

]]>Zach comments on subversive christianity part 1 of ?, prefaceZachFri, 25 Apr 2008 19:37:03 +0000http://www.terrymichaelnewell.com/home/2008/4/4/subversive-christianity-part-1-of-preface.html#comments200884:1956513:comment/1447269I am wondering if I am catching an intentional irony with your last paragraph, or if its my subversive mind at work. Isn't not having a place to lay your head the very thing Jesus promised his followers? The irony of your second sentence is that following Jesus is not authentically Christian.

If we go by the status quo western definition of "Christian," I am inclined to agree with you.

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