Mother's Day podcast

As I mentioned on my post Sunday, we had an amazing Mother's Day at Northside. In addition to the ton of stuff we gave away for women, we had four people commit their lives to Christ! I brought the message this past week which was called, "A tale of two Sarah's...". According to some, it was a great message -- one woman told me it has changed her entire life and put things in a whole new perspective for her. So, if you'd like to hear it go to the podcast here.

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Anonymous said…

Thanks so much for posting this. I just LOVE to hear how God has worked, moving the puzzle pieces around into place. I've learned that if I try to make them fit, it usually never works out. But if I allow Him to put pieces where they belong it is always a perfect match!
Ruth, PA

12:10 PM

DaNella Auten said…

Very good, I enjoyed that. Thanks for sharing.

1:12 PM

Anonymous said…

Wow PD! This is powerful and I pray that people will listen to the wisdom. We have to want His will over ours even if we think we know best. (LOL)

It also helps down the road when you hit a rough patch ... to know you are in God's perfect will empowers you to "continue on". God used your message in my life to "remember when". Thanks for sharing and I love your creativity! 2as1

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