Comments on: Jeepers Creepers Promise Keepers

By: pupkarik

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By: michael

michael — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 03:13:10 +0000

Greg it was not only great to see you at PK but at D2S in Denver

By: Wendy Holz

Wendy Holz — Wed, 21 Jun 2006 01:16:51 +0000

Oh my gosh, Greg, this is awesome! My favorite one – if you can call it it a favorite, because I laughed out loud at most of them was "Granny’s got a gun", but they were all great! When the book comes out I will definetely buy it! Can’t wait to see you live in Minnneapolist for Game Day! Wendy Holz

By: Gary W. Cox

Gary W. Cox — Tue, 20 Jun 2006 05:41:27 +0000

Hey man, if you and others could please pray for my friend Andrew. He’s under serious demonic influence right now and possibly actually possessed. So please pray for his release and salvation. Thank you and God Bless my brother in Christ.

By: David

David — Mon, 19 Jun 2006 11:33:50 +0000

Greg, I was at PK in Raleigh and was so moved by your sermon that I found my way here to your site. Your message made the entire weekend for me and I just want you to know how you touched my heart and inspired me to be a looser. I’ve been married for 14 years to a wonderful woman who 8 years ago began suffering from a couple of different chronic health conditions that leave her in incredible pain most every day of her life now. It means that I’m left to do a lot of what needs to get done in our family, so when you asked "when’s the last time you cleaned the toilet," I was like "yesterday". But anyway, you still inspired me with your "choose to loose" message. I see my role as care taker as the mission my life was designed for. But still, it’s hard to fight the demon of selfishness when you’re called to loose what you want for yourself day in and day out for eight years now. Your "choose to loose" mantra is my new tap on the shoulder when I’m feeling like I’d rather sit on my rear watching TV rather than serve my family. Thanks for taking the time to share your message in Raleigh. By the way, it was at the RBC Center (RBC is a bank), not RFK (that’s oustide Washington DC where the Redskins play). But you were right about it being the home of the NHL Hurricanes (who hopefully will win the Stanley Cup tonight!). God bless you and your ministry. Thanks again. David

By: Becky

Becky — Mon, 19 Jun 2006 04:03:26 +0000

Greg now you know why your my favorite speaker.Haha on the loser shirt thing.I was lucky to get one.God is working in Arizona right now.I am so on fire I feel like I am gonna explode.Dare 2 share was my motivation.I am inviting my friends to dare 2 share I can think of who and I am pumped.My birthday is coming up next month I will be 15.To bad the only christian events really for teens is ATF and D2S thats all that comes my way.I am going to the harvest crusade.Hey I will be in prayer that everyone there will know what it means to be a loser. in christ, becky

By: Gary W. Cox

Gary W. Cox — Sun, 18 Jun 2006 22:11:37 +0000

You rock man! And you say you don’t work that hard. PK seems like a lot of fun too. Let me tell you, God is moving in mighty ways in Broomfield and Boulder right now. Soldiers are rising up from the frameworks. A transformation is taking place and it seems right now to me to be the calm before the storm. Mostly because I’ve been coming under attack a lot more than usual and I believe it’s because I’ve been very busy with God’s missions for me personally. One example is from today. I was sitting at Starbucks reading a book called " The Holy Spirit and The Church" and as I was reading it my doubts or rather the doubts of satan became almost overwhelming. Well, I kept fighting it off and then my mind seemed to stray to what seemed to be the darkest depths of agnosticism so I rebuked that and continued to read and the end of that book hit me and so powerfully the Holy Spirit came over me and in just less than a minute I went from down, confused and discouraged to leaving Starbucks in extreme energy, pacing, praying with enexpressible joy, so fully that I walked as quickly as possible to the corner store down that street and shared the gospel with the clerk whom I know to be a strong wiccan. I know I ranted but no one’s around and I just couldn’t keep it in. As Father Chuck said "The joy of the Lord is like a fizzy in the mouth" God Bless you man and may you experience the joy of the Lord like a fizzy in the mouth too.

By: Nikki

Nikki — Sun, 18 Jun 2006 21:29:10 +0000

Man that is so awesome! Keep up all the good work and may God Bless you in everything that you are doing!!! I’ll be keeping you and your family up in prayer and have an awesome summer! -Nikki