Comments on: what if http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 10:05:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Mike http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/#comment-1787 Mike Wed, 11 Apr 2007 19:06:11 +0000 http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/#comment-1787 "as soon as you really fall in love with someone, you don’t care what anybody else thinks about it." ...and that, but can't seem to find either. “as soon as you really fall in love with someone, you don’t care what anybody else thinks about it.”

…and that, but can’t seem to find either.

]]> By: Mike http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/#comment-1785 Mike Wed, 11 Apr 2007 18:59:16 +0000 http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/#comment-1785 "but when the intensity of the relationship starts to overwhelm your self-consciousness…that’s when you start living." I want that so badly. “but when the intensity of the relationship starts to overwhelm your self-consciousness…that’s when you start living.”

I want that so badly.

]]> By: Glen Galaxy http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/#comment-1350 Glen Galaxy Wed, 04 Apr 2007 07:10:12 +0000 http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/#comment-1350 forgetting about "them" is where it gets good. as soon as you really fall in love with someone, you don't care what anybody else thinks about it. if what everybody else thinks about you or who you're in love with means more to you than being in love, you're not really in love. but when the intensity of the relationship starts to overwhelm your self-consciousness...that's when you start living. forgetting about “them” is where it gets good. as soon as you really fall in love with someone, you don’t care what anybody else thinks about it. if what everybody else thinks about you or who you’re in love with means more to you than being in love, you’re not really in love.

but when the intensity of the relationship starts to overwhelm your self-consciousness…that’s when you start living.

]]> By: skab http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/#comment-1330 skab Wed, 04 Apr 2007 00:06:16 +0000 http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/#comment-1330 ~...woops....I guess I'm long winded.... ~Sorry ~Basically, I want to say that we have to know what the promises of the Bible are saying before we teach them to others. We won't have to worry about this what if, if we just read the Word, pray, seek wise council, and let the Lord show us when what is. Then there won't be any false promises, crushing of hopes, or false stoppage of God working! ~…woops….I guess I’m long winded….

~Sorry

~Basically, I want to say that we have to know what the promises of the Bible are saying before we teach them to others. We won’t have to worry about this what if, if we just read the Word, pray, seek wise council, and let the Lord show us when what is. Then there won’t be any false promises, crushing of hopes, or false stoppage of God working!

]]> By: skab http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/#comment-1329 skab Wed, 04 Apr 2007 00:02:07 +0000 http://souljunk.com/2007/04/02/what-if/#comment-1329 ~I think pancakes are thick. I keep running this over in my mind. Not finished with it yet, but I figured I'd shoot back some of the batter that has lumps in it (I probably read the recipe wrong and didn't mix right) for shared running over. ~My first reaction was, "we can't lie to them!....wait....doh!.....What would we be lying about?!" ~Then, "What about us that have grown up (physically, among other ways) in Christianity?" I grew up in this manner and my "honeymoon" came way further along after the "marriage". I was used to living without the "feelings". I had seen the feelings used inapropriatly for bragging rights. I didn't want a reason to brag. Once God finally got it through my over-self-controlled-will that I want/neeed! everything He has for me, then I accepted then the rest fell into place. I forgot about "them"( ~I think pancakes are thick. I keep running this over in my mind. Not finished with it yet, but I figured I’d shoot back some of the batter that has lumps in it (I probably read the recipe wrong and didn’t mix right) for shared running over.

~My first reaction was, “we can’t lie to them!….wait….doh!…..What would we be lying about?!”

~Then, “What about us that have grown up (physically, among other ways) in Christianity?” I grew up in this manner and my “honeymoon” came way further along after the “marriage”. I was used to living without the “feelings”. I had seen the feelings used inapropriatly for bragging rights. I didn’t want a reason to brag. Once God finally got it through my over-self-controlled-will that I want/neeed! everything He has for me, then I accepted then the rest fell into place. I forgot about “them”(

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