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With fear and trepidation…

Posted on Monday 10 April 2006 by Greg @ 8:04 am
Filed under: Rants

To be honest I’m not a blog kind of guy. If my family members could read (just kidding I know one who can…the one reading this right now…you know who you are…keep this between you and me okay?) they would probably beat me up for doing such a bordering on pretty and witty and, shall we say, male ballerina kind of thing.

And while I’m on the subject of blogs, I have a confession to make: I don’t like most blogs. It seems like many of them are designed for people of a higher IQ who got beat up a lot in high school and now want to take out their pent up anger on intellectual weaklings (please don’t hurt me scary, smart blog man/woman/boy/girl!)

I don’t know what it is with these cyber-uber-e-nerds who love to read the same anti establishment books and for some reason all seem to listen to U2 and Coldplay (okay, I kind of like them too). For some reason the Christian ministry blog world has a lot of people who seem mad at something, at everything.

That’s why I have entered the blog world with fear and trepidation. I’m not angry or angst ridden. I’m a happy guy. I probably joke too much. I smile a lot. And I love life. I don’t feel like ranting at the church. I love the church.

Do I think it needs transformed? Sure! Do I feel that it needs a revolution? Of course! But I think that this change should come through prayer and persuasion, not through vendetta blogging. It should come through bent knees and outstretched arms, not through furrowed brows and raised fists.

So my hope is that this blog is kind of different. It’s designed to be fun and revolutionary. Here you will hear real stories from a real guy who happens to run a ministry called Dare 2 Share. I’ll probably joke around more than I should (sarcasm is my love language.) I’ll definitely push the envelope when it comes to challenging the status quo.

And I want your input. While I won’t be able to respond to all of your posts I guarantee you that I will read every one of them.

I hope to have guest bloggers, celebrity bloggers, youth leader bloggers (the real celebrities in my book) and teen bloggers. Hey, if we had a logger who was a blogger that would be pretty cool too.

As you enter my cyber world prepare to laugh, consider and do.

Who is the primary target audience of this blog? Those who, other than my family and friends, I love the most: teenagers and youth leaders. This site is designed for them to come, commune, laugh, love and share. It’s designed for the average Joe and Jolene who have a passion for Jesus and a desire to launch a positive revolution in their church.

WARNING: If you have an IQ above 120 and have a tendency toward hate debate, you may want to stop reading now and go somewhere else. Believe me, there are tons of highly brainiac blogs where your insightful input and persuasive pontification will be welcome, understood and applauded, but probably not here.

This website is for just-above-dumb guys like me.

This website is for the rebels with a cause and a smile who want to change their churches, their youth groups, their campuses and their communities.

This website is for those who want to be doers of the word and not bloggers only.

My hope is to hear real stories from real youth leaders who are getting it done when it comes to advancing the Great Commission, serving their communities, loving the lost and engaging their teens to engage their friends about Jesus. I want to hear real stories from average students with an above average passion for leading the revolution on their campuses and with their friends. I want to hear from youth groups who are reaching out to the hurting and the hopeless with the love of Jesus. I even want to hear from parents and pastors who are witnessing these postive changes in their homes, their communities and their churches.

So if you are excited about making a positive difference in your church or youth group or community…welcome.

If you are an angry blogger with a high IQ here is a remixed nursery rhyme for you, "Brain, Brain go away, come again…never!"

Jesus loves you but we can’t understand you.

We are those who still believe in the church: Big ones, little ones, Purpose Driven, Emergent, and Willow ones, Suburban, Rural and Urban ones. All the ones are a visible expression of the One we serve and love with all of our hearts.

  • We believe the gospel is enough to save a soul.
  • We believe in heaven, hell and judgment day.
  • We believe in being environmentally conscious and theologically solvent.
  • We believe in proclamational evangelism and social justice.
  • We believe in "both/and" not "either/or"
  • We believe that this first posting is kind of getting redundant.

So it’s done.

Welcome to my average Joe/Jolene e-world.

Think happy thoughts and buckle up for the revolution.

more to follow….

Signed, Greg Stier

45 Comments for 'With fear and trepidation…'

  1. On April 10, 2006 @ 12:53 pm Pastor Bry said:
    • I love your first blog post. I myself dislike blogging. I made an attempt once at blogging but gave it up and deleted my blog on account of the fact that many of the bloggers who would respond to me seemed to be angry and use the blog world, as you said, for a platform of debate. Keep up the great work I’m always praying for you. Thanks for praying for me and my wife regarding the prayer request I made at the Columbus Conference this past February. We know God will provide us with children of our own. Keep up the jokes I love them. All for Jesus, Bry

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  2. On April 10, 2006 @ 12:57 pm Pastor Bry said:
    • Reading your first post may inspire me to start blog again with a whole new approach.

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  3. On April 10, 2006 @ 2:09 pm Kurt Hoffman said:
    • Greg, you are taking me to a new world with you.  Be gentle, I bruise easy!  I pray (I expect) that this will further the kingdom by opening hearts and minds.  Keep up the good work,  I pray for you and all the D2S staffers!   St.Louis Alumni- Kurt Hoffman, Owensboro, KY

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  4. On April 10, 2006 @ 2:41 pm Ashley said:
    • Hey Greg, I have 4 things to say. #1: Lovin’ the blog thing. I like to blog (though I tend to forget to do it sometimes) I’m glad that you’re doing it. #2:thanxs for the Jolena (in my case) e-world. I need a place for a just-above-dumb loser like me to go. #3: Let’s just say that most of the people I know hate that I agree with your views on sarcasm. (Man’s greatest discovery is what I usually say, but I like the love language point too.) #4: Don’t you just love the way God gets you doing or saying things that you never thought you’d do? (in your case a male ballerina kind of thing. in my case admitting that I’m a loser.) I plan to read more so keep ‘em comin’! Tlk 2 U L8r. Signing Off, Ashley -Colville, WA

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  5. On April 10, 2006 @ 5:14 pm Littlekbaker said:
    • Excited you are doing the blogation. too bad thats probably not a word! We will get to peak into the life of Greg Stier!…mwhaha…just kidding, but it will be fun to get to know you more through these blogs. I noticed you are listening to tobyMac these days. GOOD. I love his music! Have a great day! Katie in St.louey

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  6. On April 10, 2006 @ 7:15 pm PraisingPentecostal said:
    • I am so excited about this blog!  I know that this is a place that I can go for people like me to talk about what we need to do to get this generation going for Jesus Christ.  I love reading stuff that you write,  it all makes sense to me, which must mean that I am a Just-Above-Dumb person especially if I can understand the things that you write (No offense Greg!)  Can’t wait to read more with your daily ramblings, I got a little scared when I read the last Stier Straight headline "Nomore Stier Straights"  I was like NOOOO!!!! but then I read on and now I am so excited!  Well tah tah for now!  God Bless bye!  ~Chelsi~  *The Generation that will change the world will be the Generationt that the world can’t change*

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  7. On April 10, 2006 @ 7:41 pm Paige Couch said:
    • Hey Greg. I have to agree w/ you…I don’t really like blogs either. I dunno why…I guess I’m just not…a blogger? lol..Anyway..I’m really excited about your website! I’m also excited to read all the funny, crazy, but gettin’-to-the point stories! And I will definatley fit in here because my IQ isn’t very high…and I don’t use big words…lol..Well I love ya Greg! Paige Couch. Manchester, GA. Paigey_Pooh90@yahoo.com

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  8. On April 10, 2006 @ 7:57 pm Surrendered said:
    • Hey Greg! Thought of you Sunday morning after only 2 hours rest from our trip to Houston and the Dare 2 Share conference. (Gotta get some funding to bring you back to Texas!) I sat in the back pew against the wall that’s for the little old ladies and their walkers. Guess what scripture the preacher the brought up? Yup, Matthew 16:25. Only preacher man was saying it didn’t mean we really had to lose anything. What? Then, he prayed and did I hear even one "Amen"? Okay, so I just left 3000 screaming teenagers, I had two hours of sleep after driving 7 teenage boys, one who just couldn’t have left his drumsticks at home…and I had to squelch the spirit for fear I would give one of the little old ladies a heart attack. I told this story to some colleagues and got accused of being Pentecostal! Gosh, I wish we could do away with denominations and just be followers of Jesus Christ. So, thanks for the opportunity to blog. This is my first entry ever. I appreciate your energy, your spirit, your drive and your IQ.

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  9. On April 10, 2006 @ 8:08 pm becky said:
    • lol nice Greg hey i am living for Jesus more then ever.by the way i am like you i am a adhd teenager.so when i get hyper you better run.anways i love you minsitries. ~becky~ you fellow prayer warrior

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  10. On April 10, 2006 @ 8:35 pm Tucker Plumlee said:
    • Man, this is why I love ya!  I truly admire your style and insight, not to mention your complete and utter passion for life and, above all, Jesus Christ.  Doing a blog is, in my opinion (and apparently many others’ heheh…) a FANTASTIC idea to minister and increase the dialogue over getting youth ministries headed in the right direction!  I really hope that everyone under the sun will take you up on the opportunity to dialogue about the very Gospel that defines who we are as Christians and humans. I am in total agreement that there are far too many blogs out there that focus on the negative without any constructive means of discussion—the products of “intellectuals” who have something to prove trying to pick a fight.  Yes, I hate debate but more than anything I want to discuss—constructive, fulfilling and life-changing discussion!  With this I hope that everyone and anyone will be accepted on here, despite of IQ, as long as they are tolerant and wise (which is much different than intelligence…) Can’t wait to see more and if you are ever looking for a TOTALLY willing and passionate teen to write something, give me a ring… or e-mail…  Whatever. God Bless!!   

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  11. On April 10, 2006 @ 8:47 pm Joyce said:
    • I was so excited when I saw that you were going to get a blog and from the looks of this first post, I think I’ll be keeping your blog on my list of blogs I regularly read.

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  12. On April 11, 2006 @ 8:01 am Brent Rasmussen said:
    • If you are an angry blogger with a high IQ here is a remixed nursery rhyme for you, "Brain, Brain go away, come again…never!"

      Ignorance is bliss, as they say. I’m not angry, I just don’t agree with you.

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  13. On April 11, 2006 @ 10:38 am Some Body said:
    • Hey! pretty awesome!!! First of all, I am partially one of those freakishly smart peoples with the high IQ, but not crazily one of them!!! And don’t make fun of male ballerinas! (or as we ballerina’s call them ‘ballerinos’) Ballet’s not a sissie’s activity. The sissies quit right away. It’s crazy how hard it is!!!! And I know several straight ballerinos too!!! But anyways, cool blog!!!

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  14. On April 11, 2006 @ 10:42 am Some Body said:
    • P.S.  SARCASM IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!  Nope, I’m not a blogger either. . . But this looks pretty spiffy! (hey, big words R cool!)

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  15. On April 11, 2006 @ 1:38 pm Carissa said:
    • Hey Greg,  I took some of my teens to the conference in Houston this past weekend and I just want you to know that they are all still talking about it.  I have gotten calls from several of the parents thanking me for taking their teens and telling me how much their kids enjoyed and learned so much from the conference.  They really are ready for the Revolution.  I have had to explain a bit why their kids keep saying they are losers and proud of it…and teens keep coming to me and laughing at their parents for not knowing.  Thanks for all you do…God is growing the kingdom through you and your staff…he always uses the least likely for greatness…so I consider your low IQ a blessing..haha.

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  16. On April 11, 2006 @ 3:48 pm Greg Stier said:
    • Wow! Thanks so much for all the feedback to my first blog! Encouraging stuff! More blogs to follow…soon.

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  17. On April 11, 2006 @ 4:31 pm Mortimer said:
    • I love the new blog.  I’ll be back often.

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  18. On April 11, 2006 @ 9:48 pm becky said:
    • you rock!

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  19. On April 12, 2006 @ 9:34 am GLORIA said:
    • HEY GREG! I <3 THE BLOG! I’M SO FOR IT. I’M NOT REALLY ONE OF THOSE THAT USES BIG WORDS A LOT AND IF I DO I JUST SAY THEM TO BE FUNNY CAUSE MY FRIENDS KNOW THAT I DON’T KNOW WHAT THEY MEAN. SO THANKS FOR COMING TO HOUSTON!!!!! IT REALLY TOUCHED ME! I ESPECIALLY LOVED THE DRAMA ABOUT JIM. HE IS MY HERO!!! THE DRAMA REALLY GETS ME TO TALK ABOUT MY FAITH TO MY FRIENDS. I REALLY I’M A LOSER 4 CHRIST!!!! I TELL MY FRIENDS I’M A LOSER AND THEY DON’T GET IT BUT ONCE I EXPLAIN IT TO THEM THEY GET IT. I REALLY WANT TO BE A LOSER LIKE JIM!!! BECAUSE THERE IS ONE PERSON IN MY LIFE THAT I WANT TO KNOW ABOUT CHRIST. SO JUST THANKS FOR COMING!!! HOPE D2S COMES BACK IN 2007 CAUSE I REALLY LEARNED HOW TO SHARE MY FAITH W/ MY FRIENDS LOVE YA LOSER GLORIA MENDEZ *HOUSTON, TEXAS*

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  20. On April 12, 2006 @ 4:24 pm Telemundo Extremo said:
    • ¡Crimeny santo, Greg! ¡Blog delicioso! ¡Manténgase al ritmo delo! ¡Continuaré regarle con comentarios aleatorios en español, y quizá a veces yo ayudaré también a defenderle cuando el malo Dash Felker viene a llover abajo su miseria ruin en usted y en todos los niños pequeños! ¡Tenga cuidado, el fuego-aliento!

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  21. On April 12, 2006 @ 5:07 pm POINTE180 said:
    • freetranslation.com might help us non spanish speaking people with comment #20

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  22. On April 12, 2006 @ 7:09 pm Some Body said:
    • um, translated it, still makes barely no sence!!!

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  23. On April 12, 2006 @ 8:15 pm Ashley Buckner said:
    • Oh well, I’m sure whoever it was meant well. Signing Off, Ashley

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  24. On April 12, 2006 @ 9:56 pm FANATIC said:
    • ha ha “just above dumb” ah so very true.
      i will definately be coming here often!

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  25. On April 12, 2006 @ 9:58 pm FANATIC said:
    • p.s. “Brain brain go away, come again…never” so so true!
      oh yeah and SARCASM!!! totally incredible!

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  26. On April 12, 2006 @ 11:13 pm unleashingheaven said:
    • hey greg, i saw you at willow when i was there for the leadership conference in february. i listen to your evangephobia CD every other day if not more. it inspires me. i blare it in my house to get my brother listening and my friends as well. our ministry is extremely small but we are definitely trying for the high standards you’ve mentioned, the real, raw, dangerous stuff. right after your session our group gathered in willow. our youth pastor said "let’s cut the crap, we’re the leaders of this group. let’s be real. let’s be raw." with many tears and a communion of apple juice and crackers, we sat in a cramped room in willow creek and began reshaping our ministry. we are still in the process, but our group has definitely knitted bonds together in ways we didn’t think possible. and although we haven’t fully put our plans into motion yet, our leaders are forming tighter and tighter relationships as we all struggle through the crap in our lives. everyone who attended willow had their own favorite speaker, and you must get this all the time, but you were mine. i love making people laugh and even more when others are making me laugh. i hope someday to be involved in something like dare 2 share and up on stage sharing my own awesome experiences with youth. you are awesome at putting things in perspective. keep up the amazing work you do and never lose faith! love in Christ, Lauren

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  27. On April 12, 2006 @ 11:52 pm Adam said:
    • Oh boy!!  Please tell me I’m not the only one who has NO IDEA what a blog is?  What am I missing here.  I’m serious, I have no idea.  Anyway Greg, it’s awesome to have another supplement to the d2s website.  You’re an inspiration to finding every way possible to spread the gospel.  My prayers are with you and your staff and we’ll see you in KC on the 20th. In Him and ever searching the meaning of a blog! Adam

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  28. On April 13, 2006 @ 6:45 am Greg Stier said:
    • Hey Lauren,  Your note of encouragement goes deep! Thanks so much for taking the "real, raw and dangerous" pathway. It could get messy but that path of youth ministry pays off in changed lives.  Keep going strong! Greg

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  29. On April 13, 2006 @ 9:01 am POINTE180 said:
    • This Blog is really nice!  I took my youth group to D2S in Phoenix and it was awsome.  We only had 8 kids go out of our 12 or so that attend Church.  Greg you have inspired me and my youth kids to do it right.  We are currently meeting in a school so the only service we have is on Sunday AM.  The good news is in a couple of weeks we will be in a new office condo type facility we have purchesed, so we can have more days to work.  We went on a trial run last Saturday night at the school where we meet.  I challenged the kids to do the "Pray, Dare, Share" thing and I promised them that we would do the best quality program possible so they would not be embarrassed to bring their friends.  WE had 23 kids show up (most of them not our youth kids).  For the first time out, it went real well.  Can’t wait to get into the new building!  Our youth kids did an awsome job of getting their friends there.  Thanks Greg & the D2S staff for all that you do!  Alex B.

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  30. On April 13, 2006 @ 9:47 am Matthew Causey said:
    • Hey Greg I was @ the ATL D2S & i was onstage from First Baptist of Carrollton,Ga

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  31. On April 13, 2006 @ 10:40 am Bridgitte Rodriguez said:
    • Greg, i write from the beautiful valley, Brownsville, Texas We are those crazy pentacostals, that joined u in Houston! I just want to let you know that we are very grateful for your ministry and want you to know that we are also proud of being BIG LOSERS!, all though we too had to explain to parents and staff about why the Youth were all greeting each other with "hey Loser!"Quick Testimony we have a 12 yr. old that had a problem with low self esteem and she would self-mutilate, she went to that conference in Houston, thinking ok my youth pastors said give it a chance, and she came out a totally different person, she testified yesterday that she was a big Poser, making every one believe she was ok, but that CHRIST changed her life, and that she understands now, what she never got before… and she is letting everyone in her neighborhood know! If fact this Saturday she is gathering 16 teens at her home, to Share the GOSPEL!  Goes to prove that when the Revolution starts there is no turning BACK!!! HEY What HAPPENED TO THE SPAINSH VIRIGINS???? HA!!!!HA!!! Peace LOSERS! LUV JOE and Bridgitte

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  32. On April 14, 2006 @ 10:57 pm becky said:
    • hey look now i am blogging

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  33. On April 15, 2006 @ 10:21 am becky said:
    • http://myrantsand.blogspot.com/

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  34. On April 16, 2006 @ 6:42 am christian_freak said:
    • Hey Greg this is Matt

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  35. On April 16, 2006 @ 6:45 am christian_freak said:
    • I luv u Greg as a Christian cause ur funny

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  36. On April 16, 2006 @ 1:10 pm LOSER4HIM said:
    • Keep up the good work, Greg. The blog is awesome. Love the nursery rhyme remix, by the way. a fellow LOSER, Lauren

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  37. On April 16, 2006 @ 3:40 pm becky said:
    • ok 3 people were saved last night and they were all teens.praise God!

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  38. On April 17, 2006 @ 9:47 am unleashingheaven said:
    • I really love it that you read what I had to say. Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule. You should come to Florida, I think, so we don’t have to fly all over the place to hear you! Love in Christ, Lauren (Keeping it real!)

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  39. On April 21, 2006 @ 11:31 pm retracevad said:
    • Hey Greg!  Just came upon your blog site and love it.  I look forward to the things you have to say!!  Plus, I’m glad that I’m not the only one in this world who can take sarcasm to a whole new "kickin’ a dead horse" sort of level!!  Keep it up!!  Praise Him!  dc in illinois

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  40. On April 22, 2006 @ 10:37 pm Mike said:
    • Hey, love the blog. Your ministry is so awesome. It really touches a lot of lives and means alot to our ministy. Thanks for what you do. And by the way, love the GOSPEL Journey and so do our students.

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  41. On April 26, 2006 @ 9:20 am joeandbridgitte said:
    • hey guys what was the name of the guy in the skit the fanatic?plz help out i know its jim but whats the last name?

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  42. On April 27, 2006 @ 4:00 pm Some Body said:
    • uh, sorry, don’t remember, something like ‘groogen’ or ‘gungen’ or something starting w/ a ‘G’. . .

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  43. On April 29, 2006 @ 9:57 pm Darci said:
    • i never thought someone would say something.  i also got a new opinion on blogging.  it can be good but it can be used int he wrong manner and being an angry smart person through it is not a good way to use it.  thanx for all your new ways of seeing things greg.  game day….HERE I COME!  laterz darci

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  44. On April 30, 2006 @ 9:59 pm dreamer08 said:
    • first things first: i really like your whole blog website thingy….it’s neat to see what ppl say…..but now i am wondering if i can get your advice on something….really random but…….my youth group is taking a group of students to south africa this summer and i really want to go and have been praying about it a lot, but my parents aren’t too sure about it….safety issues mostly…normal parent stuff…anywayz….i really feel like God wants me to go, but it seems that with every informational meeting my parents go to about the trip, the more potentially against it they become. plus we might be moving into a new house in our city and that might play as a factor for me not to go…..i dunno what to think anymore. it seems that even though i truly believe that God wants me to go on the trip, the closer i actually get to the date we leave, the more obstacles get in my way, almost like i’m not supposed to go or something…..i’m very confused…..i trust God to tell me what i’m supposed to do, but i’m not sure if i’m even hearing him correctly…like we might have a bad connection or something….if you have any suggestions or advice for dealing with this please let me know, otherwise i only ask that you would please pray for me. thanks.

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  45. On February 14, 2008 @ 3:37 pm hillary said:
    • greg i went to dare 2 share 4 the past 2 years. this year really touched me and i dont know why. At one point of time i cryed. It is an amazing experience. I took the Double Dare. i told my brother about it and i hope that he will have a better relationship with God. He goes to church but sometimes i think that he just goes because we make him. We have went through hard times in our lives. His dad died when he was about 9-10. Now he is 12, but it gets to him alot, knowing that he don’t have a real dad to look up to. My dad left me and my sister when we were really little, like when we were 1 and 2. I know how he feels not having someone there to call “dad”. We have a stepdad but that isnt the same as a real dad. Then this summer our grandma died.:( :( :( :( So i hope that it works. He really needs God and posititve people in his life. I just am asking for people to pray for my brother, Alex.

      GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME!!:) :)

      Hillary :) :)

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