I love this John! Thanks. By Success David

 

A very delicious homemade bean soup and homemade bread~ Plus red wine~ YUMMM Posted by Nicki W

 

John: Some years ago, when I was an agnostic, I was chanting some Eastern mantras after having done some yoga. (I was breaking two out of ten commandments for the price of one). Then I opened my eyes and "saw" Jesus sitting in front of me. Now, I didn't see him as I am seeing my keyboard right now. The experience was more like a waking dream. Jesus was sitting very casually, perfectly relaxed, as a friend would in intimate conversation. This should have been no surprise to me since He had known me all my life and long before that. My attitude towards Christianity at that time was "been there, done that." (I accepted Him at age 18, but then walked away from Him.) But I asked myself, "Is it Jesus I've been seeking after all?" I couldn't continue my mindless chanting, so I got up and had breakfast. The very same thing happened again the very next morning. I may be stubborn, but I'm not stupid. It WAS Jesus I had been looking for all those years as I was bouncing from religion to religion in search of God. I rededicated myself to Christ that second morning and I have not looked back. Jesus has never re-appeared to me in those "waking dreams." But I can still see Him in my mind's eye with crystal clarity. And often when I pray, my mind's eye sees Him sitting with me - just like He did those two mornings. We talk.Blessings,Herb

 

Coffee Cup Christians: Silently, he sits and stares; His mind rehashing daily prayers of thanks and joy, of wants and cares. Silently, his sits alone without the TV or his phoneand prays that God’s desires are shown. In this solitudehe feels the steam rise from his cupas he drinks in the aroma then tastes the bitter black. Silently, he sits and waits and wonders why God hesitates when we are in such desperate straits. Coffee gone,he notices his morning mug;stained from days of neglect. He more than sees, he understands why he’s been drinking bitter brew. Silently, he prays, “Cleanse metill I am all that I should beand others can see You in me.”Unchecked lives, Unwashed cups, stain deeply over time. Both need daily cleaning to taste the full flavor of God’s Grace. Jeff H © Jan. 10, 2011 Posted by Jeff H

 

Eileen wrote: "Fettucine alfredo, asparagus, Pinot Grigio , key lime pie, talk about sacrifice and forgiveness"

 

Sheldon wrote: "Smoked salmon, black-eyed peas and cornbread, broccoli and sweet tea. We'd definitely talk about love.

 

R.j. wrote: "Breads and cereal grains not withstanding, Kugel (Yiddish word,) and chopped liver are Viennese (like bagels, which were brought to Israel in the 1980s by a Jewish-American entrepreneur.) Carrots were not domesticated in the Middle East, nor could they have grown there without modern farming techniques. The rest are just noise (Apples, eggs...) Your meal as a whole was very ethnocentric to European Jews."

 

R.j. wrote: "Seven loaves and seven fishes, I think."

 

Mindy wrote: "Great conversation subject for anytime :) Really like this page."

 

"The other day someone posted about this book and a girl made this comment " I don't worship false idols so I would serve him leftovers" Personally, I love leftovers and I told her that I bet Jesus would too :)"

 

Janine wrote: "Wine of course."

 

Shaun D wrote: "I would speak with Him about the ongoing committees for the next Creation by Father God!"

 

Shaun D wrote: "We're not taking TV dinners here. John's book looks truly great. He is hugely devout, and the last person who would call Jesus a false idol. Your response is VERY strange, M'love."

 

Munson wrote: "Tacos are always good."

 

Martha wrote: "I love the book...Dinner with a Perfect Stranger.....forgot the meal they ate, but the Message is wonderful."

 

Saviour wrote: "I always thought that if Jesus came to dinner you'd just shut up and listen"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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