Comments on: The Day From Hell

By: Friday is for Favorites « Avoid Being an Idiot

Friday is for Favorites « Avoid Being an Idiot — Fri, 09 May 2008 14:27:32 +0000

[…] Andy posted an entry from his journal from 2005. It was his day from hell. […]

By: Rhett Burns

Rhett Burns — Fri, 09 May 2008 14:02:43 +0000

Wow. That was a day from hell. Sorry you had to go through that. Thanks for sharing, though. Its a great [and painful] reminder to be guided by God and not the urgent.

By: Harlan Bowling

Harlan Bowling — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 21:58:14 +0000

I have to say that reading a blog about your day from hell was actually a tremendous blessing to me. Ironic, isn’t it? But truly, from the day that I met you, and you began to bring me into your family (so to speak), I have always respected you greatly. In fact, with the exception of my own father, I hope to model my life, my ministry, and my family after. Of course I know that my mentors have bad days…but somehow you tend to still think that they handle it with complete grace, both outwardly and inwardly. Being allowed into a personal place in that way shows a side of you that rarely is seen. Thanks for letting us in…..
PS. Sorry if this sounds somewhat jumbled…it’s the end of the semester and I’m on writing overload. I’m not sure that my brain is functioning properly at this point.

By: Diane Rosenthal

Diane Rosenthal — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 15:30:51 +0000

Just a word of encouragement for you. I had shared with you a little about my “day from hell” in Roscoe on Sunday with my sisters and the anger my oldest sister vomited all over me. Well, God used her angry words to get my attention about me acting like a know-it-all when my motive was only to save someone else pain I had been through. I felt the sword in my heart and wept over my sin of playing God. I have asked forgiveness from those whom I have been guilty of doing this too and all is well, except I had determined to never have another sister weekend much less have anything to do with my sisters ever again. Then comes Wednesday night and your talk to us about “Giving Away Your Courage.” I felt like the Lord had you say everything you said just to me. Everyone else could have gone home. Thank you for hearing the Lord and sharing what He has to say to us, His people. I will have another sister weekend with my sisters if they plan it. I will just not try to fix their problems. Instead I will point them to The Creator and His Word.

By: Try to Get This Song Out of Your Head | LifeVesting

Try to Get This Song Out of Your Head | LifeVesting — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 11:06:31 +0000

[…] so the guys at SynerJACK are talking about stress this week, and I just vomited out of my journal from a couple of years ago. (It’s ugly… you probably don’t […]