Comments on: Life Today

By: paul St. Jean

paul St. Jean — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 09:13:44 +0000

according to John F. MacArthur Jr in “Faith Works”
Faith has objective substance. there is an intellectual content to our faith. believing is not
a mindless leap in the dark or some ethereal kind of trust apart from knowledge. there is
factual, historical, intellectual basis for our faith. Faith not grounded in this objective truth is not
faith at all.

By: Tullian’s “Unfashionable” Book Tour « The Misadventures of Captain Headknowledge

Mon, 07 Sep 2009 14:28:11 +0000

[...] last week, but you can view it online here, and read about it at Tchividjian’s own blog here. Also, here’s the search results for “unfashionable” at his blog which lists the [...]

By: David Schwartz

David Schwartz — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 02:25:20 +0000

OK, I’m really late responding to this post but I just watched it with my wife in a spare moment (as if that ever happens with two small kids, until after 9:00 pm). Do you know what impressed me most about what you shared? What really impressed me was how much you looked at your wife, Kim, as she was speaking, how you honored her when she spoke by giving her your full attention.

PS I like your book, too : )

By: Randy Correll

Randy Correll — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 02:53:54 +0000

Pastor Tullian,
I caught your interview w/the Robinsons while on vacation @ Myrtle Beach this past Monday and just re-watched it w/ my wife on their website. Came here and read your bio and pathway to Coral Ridge. Wow what a story , what a heritage and what a message in your book. I have felt the same way for several yrs. being only a layperson w/ no formal training though you feel that no one will recieve what you have brewing in your spirit, so thank you for confirming what the Spirit has been saying. I haven’t purchased your book yet but a looking forward to it w/ much excitement. God Bless and perhaps next time w visit Fla. we may stop by the church. I used to listen to Dr. Kennedy whenever I happened upon him, he was a great witness and servant of our Lord.

By: paul St. Jean

paul St. Jean — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 09:41:06 +0000

Pastor Tullian
thank you for the interview, you are at the cutting edge of the christian evangelicalism.
I loved reading “Unfashionable”. I needed it and I know many people will benefit from the thoughts and ideas you have been blessed with.
Kim is a joy, you are very blessed and I’m praying for you and yours Pastor; you are nothing less than the best.
I’ve always loved Billy Grahm, and have had the priviledge of praying for him the past 30 yrs. Now I have the priviledge of praying for his grandson.
God bless you Tullian and Kim and all at CRPC;
Paul

By: Chuck Tiedje

Chuck Tiedje — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 06:22:03 +0000

Once again, Tullian and Kim, you have demonstrated the astounding impact that surrendering to God has on the lives of His children. From waiting on tables to “waiting on” the Lord! From cleaning up after people to helping people learn how the Lord cleans them up – what a story!

I continue to thank God every day that He has brought you and your family to CRPC – we love you guys!

Chuck

By: Robin Revier

Robin Revier — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 23:42:57 +0000

Great interview; wonderful testimony to God’s grace. You and Kim did a terrific job of articulating and sharing from a transparent place. I love you both in our Lord, and pray that God will richly bless you as you continue to to minister to a broken and hurting world.

From Chili’s to Robison…’Surely God is in this place!’

Robin

By: Connie

Connie — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 23:02:39 +0000

God greatly used your interview on Life Today to encourage me! Our son was raised in a Christian home, but has chosen the world. He is now seriously dating a girl who is not a Christian. I have been praying earnestly regarding this and it seemed that God was saying to me…”Love her into the Kingdom.” ‘The story of how your wife was impacted by your family and how that positively affected you was just the faith boost I needed. Thank you for sharing your story. May God continue to bless your lives and your ministry…for His Glory.

By: Joyce Davidson

Joyce Davidson — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 16:54:55 +0000

My husband and I along with our 4 children (2 teens!) watched your interview last night with the Robisons. We deeply appreciate your clear message that when we do set ourselves apart from the world (through God’s grace) it is then that our lives will make a difference. Thank you for your encouragement and wisdom in continuing on to be “unfashionable”!

By: Gary Monzillo

Gary Monzillo — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 15:35:32 +0000

I love the part when Robison said when we lift up Christ He will draw men to Himself. It is not a “community of believers” that change lives, but the word of God and the living God through His Spirit.