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Comment on Proverbs Five – Facing Temptation by darla vipula john

darla vipula john — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 08:15:12 +0000

plz pray 4 my spiritual growth,,, im facing lot of temptations as im 24age. i dnt want to fall in temptation,,, i desire to live a good example for others and desire to glorify MY SAVIOUR LORD JESUS CHRIST till HIS coming.pray that GOD may give me more self-controlling power….& also pray for my church.family and my studies.marriage etc

Comment on The Beginning of Hope by Faye

Faye — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 17:32:55 +0000

Pastor Dave Excellent! I think people are learning through your December series – to put the whole story together in one piece – not just an assortment of Bible stories in one book.

God bless you! Faye

Comment on Ordinary People – Extraordinary God by carlena hall

carlena hall — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 15:40:25 +0000

thank you so much for this message.i feel so encouraged.please keep up the good work and i pray that god will bless your ministry tremendously. I came across this message accidently and know i intend to read all the previous ones and also look forward to many more.god bless

Comment on Jonathan, His Armour-bearer, Six Hundred Men with Pitchforks…And God. by Dave

Dave — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 23:11:53 +0000

Elegun, I’m currently in central Alberta. You can contact me directly through this link – http://www.davetrenholm.com/contact/

Comment on Jonathan, His Armour-bearer, Six Hundred Men with Pitchforks…And God. by Elegun Jacob Jonathan

Elegun Jacob Jonathan — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 19:48:23 +0000

Dave just got to know about you today.i was tremendously bless.I am a Nigerian based preacher.where are you now.I wish to meet you physically.

Comment on Satan’s Tactics: Discouragement, Distractions, & Down-Right Sin by Gloria

Gloria — Wed, 18 May 2011 14:31:01 +0000

WOW! What a powerful & encouraging message. We are really going through alot and the Lord really used you to shed light upon many areas. Thank you and God Bless You…

Comment on Built to Last by James

James — Wed, 27 Apr 2011 06:32:40 +0000

“Use your creativity for eternity” is a good Dave Trentholm line. Dave is a creative guy! Fishing, wood-working, websites, gardening; and I don’t even know half of what you do. For me, baseball is about my only hobby now were I feel I am being creative. I try to be a creative teacher. …I also like your remark about sharing the good news with your family. Even if they already know about God it’s my honour to use prayer time (like before meals) to speak creatively to God and draw others into a more special relationship with him. Thanks for the encouragement in this direction!

Comment on Eatin’ That “Christian Food” by Mr. Adams

Mr. Adams — Tue, 12 Apr 2011 00:11:40 +0000

Great word Brother Dave, I just found you online due to an article I had read a year ago about Satanic Distractions. I’m from a beautiful tiny island in the Caribbean (Anguilla) and wanted you to know that via the web your word reaches far. We need more men of God starting ministries online. Thank you again.

Comment on Leadership Roles in the Church by Ify

Ify — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 03:46:15 +0000

Dear Pastor Dave,

You are an angel sent from God. This message has helped me in the process of making my final decision which was along the lines of your message. I am currently going through a leadership situation; where to my surprise my name was announced from a list of those to attend the leadership class. I must say that i was not happy about it for two reasons – First, I believe we should have been called individually to discuss it and then accept or decline before it was announced; secondly i don’t aspire to be a leader in the church as per the requirement in Timothy. I prayed about this and asked God for a sign and to do his will. Your message is the second sign with a lot of biblical truth to it, the first sign which happened today as well ministered to who I am. I function behind the scenes better and a leadership role at this time will be stepping into shoes that I have not been nurtured to wear nor does it really suit me. Furthermore, I am young, single, no kids and regardless of the role they want me in, I’ve barely settled into the ministry of which I am a part of. I do commend them for recommending me but I believe I have a lot to learn in my current role and the word of God generally . . . i sense that I am being pushed into it- and yes we are a small church.
This might be a lot to take in but I have just poured my heart out. I thank you as the vessel God chose to give this word for me a year early and I thank God for directing me to your website. May the Lord bless you and grant you wisdom, knowledge, and understanding to continue feeding the flock. Amen!

Comment on Taking Care of Our Family by James Edel

James Edel — Sat, 04 Dec 2010 06:04:39 +0000

“Taking care of our Family” is a great theme. I think the encouragement for people to step up to leadership as Christian men and Christians in society (i.e. this usually as part of a functioning church) is supported by a loving heart that keeps the home fires burning. This love kindled by God in a heart first warms the home, then, those needy around us, then the churches and organizations. If church leadership is seen as a filling a vacant position, as if you are helping someone God out, this is lame. God does use our help in that he uses us to work, but he doesn’t need it. There is no need in God, that’s what makes him so good at loving us unconditionally, his love is 100% full-bore, all the time. We don’t trade back massages like a couple, where the messages only continue if one is exchanged for the other. God’s love is always on. That he has no needs is a blessed/great thing. Sorry too long.