Comments on: Father and Son Bonding http://wildernessvoice.com/2006/04/father-and-son-bonding/ my thoughts, musings, rants and discoveries . . . Tue, 01 Nov 2011 23:49:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Gordan http://wildernessvoice.com/2006/04/father-and-son-bonding/comment-page-1/#comment-6 Gordan Fri, 21 Apr 2006 21:45:00 +0000 http://wildernessvoice.com/?p=4#comment-6 Mike, Prowl is mine. I can save you some money off Amazon, plus sign it for you, if you want to buy it directly from me. Let me know. Also, the concept of the 25 Greek Words book is maybe not what you've assumed here. It's an introduction to systematic theology, and not in any way a Greek primer. Cheers and keep up the good work. Gordan
Mike,

Prowl is mine. I can save you some money off Amazon, plus sign it for you, if you want to buy it directly from me. Let me know.

Also, the concept of the 25 Greek Words book is maybe not what you’ve assumed here. It’s an introduction to systematic theology, and not in any way a Greek primer.

Cheers and keep up the good work.

Gordan

]]> By: Mike http://wildernessvoice.com/2006/04/father-and-son-bonding/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Mike Fri, 21 Apr 2006 04:22:00 +0000 http://wildernessvoice.com/?p=4#comment-5 Hi Guys, Thanks for the encouragement. I'm still fairly to blogging. My wife got me into it. Gordon, I was a Navy Nuke. Most of my time was spent training through the various schools as an enlisted guy. The only sea duty I experienced was during my mishipmen cruises after I received an NROTC scholarship. I got out in 1992 during the height of the Bush cutbacks. Upon graduating, they limited my options to primarily subs. While I was doing my college time, I spent my time getting acquainted with the special ops and special warfare communities. But I guess they had their fill of such officers. Anyway, they offered all of us grads the option of full commission or full out. I opted to get out as I was anticipating going off to Southwestern and getting my M.Div. God had other plans for me, however. BTW, I recommended your 25 Greek Words book to my Lt Cmdr. friend who just left this week for Iraq. He and I have been best friends since 1992 and he's an ardent KJVO fan. I began contrasting for him variations from the Greek text and thought your book would be an easy stepping stone for him. Ironic. Also, is Prowl your book? If so I will definitely get a copy. The reviews have been pretty good. -Mike
Hi Guys, Thanks for the encouragement. I’m still fairly to blogging. My wife got me into it.

Gordon, I was a Navy Nuke. Most of my time was spent training through the various schools as an enlisted guy. The only sea duty I experienced was during my mishipmen cruises after I received an NROTC scholarship. I got out in 1992 during the height of the Bush cutbacks. Upon graduating, they limited my options to primarily subs. While I was doing my college time, I spent my time getting acquainted with the special ops and special warfare communities. But I guess they had their fill of such officers.

Anyway, they offered all of us grads the option of full commission or full out. I opted to get out as I was anticipating going off to Southwestern and getting my M.Div. God had other plans for me, however.

BTW, I recommended your 25 Greek Words book to my Lt Cmdr. friend who just left this week for Iraq. He and I have been best friends since 1992 and he’s an ardent KJVO fan. I began contrasting for him variations from the Greek text and thought your book would be an easy stepping stone for him. Ironic.

Also, is Prowl your book? If so I will definitely get a copy. The reviews have been pretty good.

-Mike

]]> By: Gordan http://wildernessvoice.com/2006/04/father-and-son-bonding/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Gordan Fri, 21 Apr 2006 03:28:00 +0000 http://wildernessvoice.com/?p=4#comment-4 Welcome to the blogosphere, Mike. We need all the grunt-level Calvinists (like me) that we can get. I too am an ex Squid, by the way, and like you was converted in the Navy. You look kind of familiar to me. Where were you stationed? You didn't happen to go through the Nuclear Power program, or the Pacific sub fleet, did you?
Welcome to the blogosphere, Mike. We need all the grunt-level Calvinists (like me) that we can get.

I too am an ex Squid, by the way, and like you was converted in the Navy. You look kind of familiar to me. Where were you stationed?

You didn’t happen to go through the Nuclear Power program, or the Pacific sub fleet, did you?

]]> By: Matthew Richards http://wildernessvoice.com/2006/04/father-and-son-bonding/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Matthew Richards Thu, 20 Apr 2006 15:42:00 +0000 http://wildernessvoice.com/?p=4#comment-3 great story with a vital truth. Sounds like your church has it right and that is such an encouragement. We may not see the immediate "results" of true evangelism, but we know that God's Word will not return empty and pray that these hearts of stone would be drawn to the Savior. Thanks for sharing--I am ready to go canvas some neighborhoods! Matthew
great story with a vital truth. Sounds like your church has it right and that is such an encouragement. We may not see the immediate “results” of true evangelism, but we know that God’s Word will not return empty and pray that these hearts of stone would be drawn to the Savior. Thanks for sharing–I am ready to go canvas some neighborhoods!

Matthew

]]> By: Chelle http://wildernessvoice.com/2006/04/father-and-son-bonding/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Chelle Sat, 15 Apr 2006 22:00:00 +0000 http://wildernessvoice.com/?p=4#comment-2 It made my heart swell with pride to see the two of you working together. It was so sweet!
It made my heart swell with pride to see the two of you working together. It was so sweet!

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