Tonight we talked a little bit about Marketing of Christian items. There is a fine line between accurately describing what a product or service does and simply “hustling Jesus”. When that happens, we see a flood of Jesus Junk on the market and sadly we see a lot of people clamoring to have these items.
My wife Trina and I have been married nearly 20 years and of course each one has been a cakewalk…like every other marriage or relationship, right?It doesn’t matter if you’re an Atheist, Christian, Muslim or Oompa Lompa, if you can’t figure out how to forgive, you are destined to have a very miserable and lonely life.
Without allowing your self to forgive little things will become huge issues and ultimately that only hurts you.
Does it mean you let people walk all over you?
Not all…and we’ll talk about all of this tonight on Humble O Radio.
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I want to invite you and your friends to join in on the conversation on Episode11 of Humble O Radio.
It happens on Tuesday August 14, 2007 @ 7:30PM Eastern.
We’ll be talking about FORGIVENESS.
Ghandi said that “The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute ofthe strong.”
Forgiveness is essential to the Christian faith.
The Apostle Paul wrote to the church in Corinth…
2Cr 2:4 How painful it was to write that letter! Heartbroken, I cried over it. I didn’t want to hurt you, but I wanted you to know how very much I love you.
2Cr 2:5 I am not overstating it when I say that the man who caused all the trouble hurt your entire church more than he hurt me.
2Cr 2:6 He was punished enough when most of you were united in your judgment against him.
2Cr 2:7 Now it is time to forgive him and comfort him. Otherwise he may become so discouraged that he won’t be able to recover.
2Cr 2:8 Now show him that you still love him.
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My name is Marty Daniels and I am a Comedian. For 15+ years was involved in broadcast radio at various stations around the country.
In 1988 I turned my world upside down and accepted Jesus Christ as God.
In 1997 I left the church while still believing that Jesus is God.
It’s 2007 and I still believe that Jesus is God…and like a lot you I am sorting out my relationship with the church.
Tonight I’ll be hosting episode 10 of Humble O Radio and my guest is Ann Bandini. We’ll be talking about why so many people are leaving the church…where they’re going…are they still Christians? What’s up with “The Emergent Church”? Is it just a hippie subculture for people who are burned out on dressing up? What about house churches and so on.
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Join the Conversation:
The show is a conversation and we’d love to have you add your very own “Humble O” to it.
Join the conversation LIVE Every Tuesday and Thursday @ 7:30 PM Eastern by calling 724-444-7444…Our talkcast ID# is 23844…your Pin # for this show is 111 111 11 11…WHEW!
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I love Tony Snow.
I don’t care about his politics or what networks he previously worked for, I have always liked Tony Snow.
You’ll need to set aside about a half hour to watch this one on one interview David Gregory of NBC did with him talking not about his politics, the president, the war in Iraq or anything other than his battle with cancer.
I grew up in the 70’s and 80’s and during that time our political leaders would duke it out on the floor of the Senate and in Congress and then when 5 o’clock came they would go have a drink together. There was a courtesy, a common thread that would allow them to not be so personal in attacking one another.
