Comments on: some thoughts on blogging as a Christian http://charis.danbutcher.com/some-thoughts-on-blogging-as-a-christian/ a Christ-centered, grace-filled life Sat, 09 Jul 2011 20:08:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Dan http://charis.danbutcher.com/some-thoughts-on-blogging-as-a-christian/comment-page-1/#comment-123 Dan Sun, 30 Jul 2006 12:37:34 +0000 http://charis.danbutcher.com/2006/07/some-thoughts-on-blogging-as-a-christian/#comment-123 <p>I'm glad it was helpful, Aimee. I appreciate your willingness to revise and delete as the Spirit leads---which is ultimately the best that any of us can do.</p> I’m glad it was helpful, Aimee. I appreciate your willingness to revise and delete as the Spirit leads—which is ultimately the best that any of us can do.

]]> By: Dan http://charis.danbutcher.com/some-thoughts-on-blogging-as-a-christian/comment-page-1/#comment-11068 Dan Sun, 30 Jul 2006 12:37:00 +0000 http://charis.danbutcher.com/2006/07/some-thoughts-on-blogging-as-a-christian/#comment-11068 <p>I'm glad it was helpful, Aimee. I appreciate your willingness to revise and delete as the Spirit leads---which is ultimately the best that any of us can do.</p> I’m glad it was helpful, Aimee. I appreciate your willingness to revise and delete as the Spirit leads—which is ultimately the best that any of us can do.

]]> By: Aimee Milburn http://charis.danbutcher.com/some-thoughts-on-blogging-as-a-christian/comment-page-1/#comment-122 Aimee Milburn Sat, 29 Jul 2006 15:32:36 +0000 http://charis.danbutcher.com/2006/07/some-thoughts-on-blogging-as-a-christian/#comment-122 <p>This is good, Dan. As a new blogger I'm struggling to learn how to express myself in way that anybody who comes across my site can appreciate. But I stumble - two days ago, for example, I wrote a post about the need for Christian unity that at the time I thought sounded really good. Yesterday I re-read it, and realized that it sounded harsh. I wrote a kind of apology; but then this morning decided to just take the offending part out entirely.</p> <p>We're not going to be perfect all the time - but we do need to be open to the Holy Spirit's correction.</p> <p>Thanks for sharing this. I’ll keep it in mind.</p> This is good, Dan. As a new blogger I’m struggling to learn how to express myself in way that anybody who comes across my site can appreciate. But I stumble — two days ago, for example, I wrote a post about the need for Christian unity that at the time I thought sounded really good. Yesterday I re-read it, and realized that it sounded harsh. I wrote a kind of apology; but then this morning decided to just take the offending part out entirely.

We’re not going to be perfect all the time — but we do need to be open to the Holy Spirit’s correction.

Thanks for sharing this. I’ll keep it in mind.

]]> By: Aimee Milburn http://charis.danbutcher.com/some-thoughts-on-blogging-as-a-christian/comment-page-1/#comment-11067 Aimee Milburn Sat, 29 Jul 2006 15:32:00 +0000 http://charis.danbutcher.com/2006/07/some-thoughts-on-blogging-as-a-christian/#comment-11067 <p>This is good, Dan. As a new blogger I'm struggling to learn how to express myself in way that anybody who comes across my site can appreciate. But I stumble - two days ago, for example, I wrote a post about the need for Christian unity that at the time I thought sounded really good. Yesterday I re-read it, and realized that it sounded harsh. I wrote a kind of apology; but then this morning decided to just take the offending part out entirely.</p> <p>We're not going to be perfect all the time - but we do need to be open to the Holy Spirit's correction.</p> <p>Thanks for sharing this. I’ll keep it in mind.</p> This is good, Dan. As a new blogger I’m struggling to learn how to express myself in way that anybody who comes across my site can appreciate. But I stumble — two days ago, for example, I wrote a post about the need for Christian unity that at the time I thought sounded really good. Yesterday I re-read it, and realized that it sounded harsh. I wrote a kind of apology; but then this morning decided to just take the offending part out entirely.

We’re not going to be perfect all the time — but we do need to be open to the Holy Spirit’s correction.

Thanks for sharing this. I’ll keep it in mind.

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