This sounds like a rerun. But yeah ,I feel good. In the late 70s we still had bell bottoms and I had a pair of rainbow colored suspenders. Today that would mean something else. Oh well.
It is!!! I’ve been gone off and on last few weeks.. no time to move on! sides.. lot o peeps never heard the early ones.. and this week I was back in Carolina where I started writin songs in high school
Hi Bryan. Are you planning on talking about SCB’s last album in a future podcast? It’s a great album and I am curious to hear how it came about. Thanks
I love your nutshell sermons! One great thing that happened in my life was when I was a small kid in elementary school. I suffered from terrible pain in my stomach and was having to miss school. My parents thought I was just playing hooky. I kept complaining and having to miss school until they took me to the doctor. After he X-rayed my stomach, I was diagnosed with a peptic ulcer and put on a diet of only cream soup and had to take white chalky stuff every few hours. After about two days of this, my praying mother laid her hands on me and prayed for me and God absolutely performed a miracle healing to my stomach. I’ve told some people since then that God gave me a cast iron stomach because for about 60+ years I’ve been able to eat anything I want and as much as I want without having any stomach pain. This is just one of many amazing things that God has done for me through faith in Jesus’ name! I am so thankful!
I am 15 years behind you but I experienced the same church life and tried the same method of bringing pop music into the home. I found more tolerance for Holy Rollin’ from some radical Christian artist rather than Walk this way (either version).
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This sounds like a rerun. But yeah ,I feel good. In the late 70s we still had bell bottoms and I had a pair of rainbow colored suspenders. Today that would mean something else. Oh well.
It is!!! I’ve been gone off and on last few weeks.. no time to move on! sides.. lot o peeps never heard the early ones.. and this week I was back in Carolina where I started writin songs in high school
Hi Bryan. Are you planning on talking about SCB’s last album in a future podcast? It’s a great album and I am curious to hear how it came about. Thanks
Hi John .. Yes! prolly the next stories
I love your nutshell sermons! One great thing that happened in my life was when I was a small kid in elementary school. I suffered from terrible pain in my stomach and was having to miss school. My parents thought I was just playing hooky. I kept complaining and having to miss school until they took me to the doctor. After he X-rayed my stomach, I was diagnosed with a peptic ulcer and put on a diet of only cream soup and had to take white chalky stuff every few hours. After about two days of this, my praying mother laid her hands on me and prayed for me and God absolutely performed a miracle healing to my stomach. I’ve told some people since then that God gave me a cast iron stomach because for about 60+ years I’ve been able to eat anything I want and as much as I want without having any stomach pain. This is just one of many amazing things that God has done for me through faith in Jesus’ name! I am so thankful!
nice to hear yer story DG and thanks for signing the guestbook here. always good to hear how I’m doin too.. thanks for the endorsement
I am 15 years behind you but I experienced the same church life and tried the same method of bringing pop music into the home. I found more tolerance for Holy Rollin’ from some radical Christian artist rather than Walk this way (either version).
thanks fer sharing Shannon! glad someone can relate!