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1. On March 2, 2007 @ 10:47 am Becky said:

   • I’m praying you make it here Greg!!I really wanna meet you really bad!!!!!! Let’s make satan tremble.I also may have a poem for you tonight.~Becky~

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2. On March 2, 2007 @ 1:32 pm Julie said:

   • I am praying for you Greg.  There seems to be something about you and snowstorms lately.  I mean just look what happened in Lincoln last weekend and now you’re in it again.  I pray that you make it and that everything goes as awesomely well as it did in Lincoln last weekend.

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3. On March 2, 2007 @ 2:21 pm Sarhea Hall said:

   • I am praying Greg. I hope you make it there so those people can experience the same things St. Louis Dare2Share did. May God Bless you. ~Sarhea~

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4. On March 2, 2007 @ 4:01 pm erika said:

   • ill be praying…hopefully satan will be knocked down hard!!!! your awesome!  -eRika

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5. On March 2, 2007 @ 4:38 pm Heather said:

   • God will take care of it. He already planned tonight. He’ll get the glory one way or another! And I’m praying that He does. Enjoy the snow! It’s like a million little pieces of God’s awesomeness- when they all unite together in a blanket on the ground, and the sun shines on them, it’s blinding. Oooh, I just made an analogy! Each snowflake is different- just like each of His children. And when we united for God, and the Son shines through us, darkness doesn’t stand a chance. Happy flying!

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6. On March 3, 2007 @ 1:02 am Nicole said:

   • well you made it and you were amazing tonight! cant wait for tomorrow!

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7. On March 3, 2007 @ 7:18 pm Annie said:

   • hey! im really glad that you made it to Phoenix i just wanted to let you know that i finished the unfinished letter you asked us to write at Willow. thanks for giving me the courage

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8. On March 3, 2007 @ 10:13 pm fordiym said:

   • Praying your weekend in Phoenix was awesome and  that teens live were changed. I’ll be looking forward to reading your blog posts on your weekend.

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9. On March 4, 2007 @ 5:44 pm AMBER REID said:

   • I am glad to hear you made it! and I cannot wait until the 16th… in seattle!yay! haha AMBER 

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10. On March 4, 2007 @ 6:37 pm jansenmon said:

    • Hey Greg.  I am one of the girls from the Willow Conference who shared our Gospel Journey story with you.  Here it is: For the past 5 summers, we have been telling hundreds of Angel Tree kids about the hope they can find in Jesus.  (Angel Tree kids all have a parent in prison).  The middle school camps are by far the most difficult and challenging and rewarding week of the summer.  This past summer, we decided to use The Gospel Journey at our middle school girls camp.  We really liked how the whole story of God, from Genesis to Revelation, was told in a way that is easy to understand.  Every year we give the campers the opportunity to pray with a counselor to ask Jesus into their lives – usually seeing a couple of decisions each year.  This year we made that same opportunity available after the video about Jesus dying for our sins.  It was very powerful.  We had planned on having just myself and my co-leader stay behind in the chapel for any girls who wanted to pray while other counselors went to their cabins for discussions with their groups.  As we started dismissing girls to their cabins, most of them weren’t leaving.  I was in awe – almost HALF of our girls stayed behind in the chapel to either give their lives to Jesus for the first time or to rededicate themselves to Him.  We even had a high school service counselor rededicate her life!  There were whole cabin groups that stayed behind!  I remember the smiles and tears and the looks of hope and joy on the faces of the girls I prayed with.  I will never forget their faces!  The great part is that the story didn’t end there – we had the privelage to go on with hope in learning about the resurrection of Jesus and spending eternity with him!  We had more girls come to Jesus in the following days!  PRAISE GOD!!!  To this day, I am still in awe of the power of the story of God.

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11. On March 4, 2007 @ 7:13 pm Justin said:

    • Hey Greg thx for coming to PHX. . I would like to tell I’m one of the biggest Hawk Nelson fans on the planet. I really want to meet them. Also how do u reach a Gothic 4 a 48 hr challenge. I really don’t know how. She said she’s going to hell a few weeks ago.. She also doesn’tcare. and no one asked her. She also does a little witchcraft. So please tell how to reach her. Her name is Ana. You can also pray 4 me.

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12. On March 5, 2007 @ 10:36 am kayla said:

    • im glad you made it to pheonix i was touched with the miracle of God this weekend and amazed how God worked through me thank you for putting the dare2share confrence on i know that now God is going to work through me 

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13. On March 5, 2007 @ 12:00 pm Shelby Ahlman said:

    • Greg~ I am really glad you made it to Phoenix !! You and yourr ETEAM are awesomeand i look forward to seeing you next year

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14. On March 5, 2007 @ 4:16 pm John West said:

    • Hey Greg, thanks for taking time out to speak with the conference attendees at Willow this week. God has you doing some amazing things for kids, parents, and youth leaders. I was the big, bald guy who got all emotional, so emotional that I didn’t really get to tell you how much your book, Ministry Mutiny meant to me. A few months ago, I was Tyler Cooper. I was ready to throw in the towel. Your book, along with the prayers of some of my closest friends, gave me the boost I needed to stay in the game. Thank you for all you are doing for the Kingdom.

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