Michael Card: Lamenting is Worship! part 3

[@exploringbiblicalendtimes779]

good work Michael. I am glad you think deeply and study the scriptures

[@glennismcghehey5037]

My heart is full as I listen to you teach. It all rings true and these truths calls me deeper. Blessings and peace to you and your family as you live surrounded by hesed.

[@RAISEPLACE777]

Thanks so much brother Michael for ministering on such a deep level. The fact that you were losing your loved ones is speaking to those of us who are experiencing loss right now! All Love, Grace and Peace to you.

[@hweelian2361]

The most precious thing we have to offer is the thing that hurts us the most.

[@michedaisy]

You make me laugh, and cry. Love your teaching. I just came across you through a Pilgrim radio series through a church. You are exactly what I’ve been looking for! Thank you!

[@Ausiegingerkid]

Mr. Card, I hope you see this! I wish deeply that christian churches would "get" this! I grow so tired of pop style hand clapping praise music. The most intimate times in worship for me have always been times of deep grief while straining to remember (declare to myself and to G-D) HIS promises. Thank you!!

[@lisamarie6611]

That is why we have the Basiics Before Leaving Earth...BIBLE!

[@leonaheasley3575]

As a Presbyterian Reformed person I would say that any understanding I've had comparing covenant and loving kindness is the way Michael described it. I think the Presbyterians I know would say that because of His Hesed we have covenant.

[@lisamarie6611]

Pray is gitting out...or is faith better!

[@jlroussin]

This is so refreshing. I'm so tired of the trite refrain of the modern evangelical happy clappys "don't worry be happy". It's so contrived and phony and out of touch with reality. As a person with autistic spectrum disorder I've experienced a lot of patronizing and condescending remarks from happy clappy types who think they have it all together.

[@tibbs4000]

awesome definition of 'chesed'!

[@elizabethborreson1085]

The Hebrew language is NOT boring... The"Vav" in the Hebrew language,stands for way more than the word, "and, but, then." How sad to hear those words...