Comments for unlikelyclay.com http://unlikelyclay.com/blog1 Clay Smith, Lead Pastor, alice drive baptist church Fri, 16 May 2008 10:11:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 Comment on Understanding Mother Teresa by Mark Songer http://unlikelyclay.com/blog1/2007/09/19/understanding-mother-teresa/#comment-34 Wed, 19 Sep 2007 03:19:33 +0000 http://unlikelyclay.com/blog1/2007/09/19/understanding-mother-teresa/#comment-34 I'm glad you wrote this. I've been seeing this discussion come up on apologetics bulletin board I post on. I’m glad you wrote this. I’ve been seeing this discussion come up on apologetics bulletin board I post on.

]]> Comment on Their Beliefs vs. Our Beliefs OR Too Busy Not to Pray by Mark Songer http://unlikelyclay.com/blog1/2007/09/06/their-beliefs-vs-our-beliefs-or-too-busy-not-to-pray/#comment-23 Thu, 06 Sep 2007 03:35:44 +0000 http://unlikelyclay.com/blog1/2007/09/06/their-beliefs-vs-our-beliefs-or-too-busy-not-to-pray/#comment-23 Hey Clay. I say do the Comparative Religion course for the remainder of this semester (I know you could get at least 10 weeks out of it with Islam, Buddhism, Mormonism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Scientology, Kaballah, Judaism, Catholicism, Humanism and Hindu plus any others you wanted to add) I would say take the prayer subject and develop it into an in depth series of sermons as it will reach more people with a (hopefully) greater impact on prayer at ADBC. Just my 2 cents. BTW: Enjoyed tonight again! :) Hey Clay.

I say do the Comparative Religion course for the remainder of this semester (I know you could get at least 10 weeks out of it with Islam, Buddhism, Mormonism, Jehovah’s Witnesses, Scientology, Kaballah, Judaism, Catholicism, Humanism and Hindu plus any others you wanted to add)

I would say take the prayer subject and develop it into an in depth series of sermons as it will reach more people with a (hopefully) greater impact on prayer at ADBC.

Just my 2 cents.

BTW: Enjoyed tonight again! :)

]]> Comment on Wednesday WOW by john holladay http://unlikelyclay.com/blog1/2007/08/30/wednesday-wow/#comment-20 Thu, 06 Sep 2007 00:16:23 +0000 http://unlikelyclay.com/blog1/2007/08/30/wednesday-wow/#comment-20 As I have delivered a few lectures in my life and understand the prep and steps it entails, I really appreciate all you do for our church WITH the energy and happiness with which you do it. It's hard work and I thank you for it. Thanks for not being lazy and content and for staying hungry. You know well that the team takes the personality of it's head coach. So, thanks Clay. Also, Susan and I would like to have your family over for supper some night. We figure a Friday would be best out of all the possible times, but we don't fully know your schedule. Are particular days in general better than others? You kids are certainly invited too, if they are OK being generationally sandwiched between 1&3 graders and old folk like us. Lastly, I am re-reading the Count of Monte Cristo, my all time favorite novel and there are many Christ-like themes in that one also. I once thought it was a book about revenge but now I think there is a good deal of forgiveness in it too. No need to respond to any of the above other than the dinner options. I appreciate you, John As I have delivered a few lectures in my life and understand the prep and steps it entails, I really appreciate all you do for our church WITH the energy and happiness with which you do it. It’s hard work and I thank you for it. Thanks for not being lazy and content and for staying hungry. You know well that the team takes the personality of it’s head coach. So, thanks Clay.

Also, Susan and I would like to have your family over for supper some night. We figure a Friday would be best out of all the possible times, but we don’t fully know your schedule. Are particular days in general better than others? You kids are certainly invited too, if they are OK being generationally sandwiched between 1&3 graders and old folk like us.

Lastly, I am re-reading the Count of Monte Cristo, my all time favorite novel and there are many Christ-like themes in that one also. I once thought it was a book about revenge but now I think there is a good deal of forgiveness in it too.

No need to respond to any of the above other than the dinner options.

I appreciate you,
John

]]> Comment on Who Got Zapped? by Mark Songer http://unlikelyclay.com/blog1/2007/09/04/who-got-zapped/#comment-18 Wed, 05 Sep 2007 02:18:42 +0000 http://unlikelyclay.com/blog1/2007/09/04/who-got-zapped/#comment-18 Shocking! C'mon! You knew someone had to say it! :) Shocking!

C’mon! You knew someone had to say it! :)

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