http://www.shorelinechurch.org/2010/02/february-21-2010-sermon/ Shoreline Community Church of Monterey California Sun, 29 Jan 2012 18:11:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.shorelinechurch.org/2010/02/february-21-2010-sermon/comment-page-1/#comment-948 jennifer Tue, 02 Mar 2010 05:30:35 +0000 http://www.shorelinechurch.org/?p=3653#comment-948 I sent this link to all your sermons to my friend down south. you said it all, and taking it from scripture made it so real. pray for an open mind and heart of my friend, I love him with everything I have and hope God will keep his path straight, and open his heart to what's in front of him thank you keep up the great sermons... keep us in your prayers, I truely believe he's my soulmate. I sent this link to all your sermons to my friend down south. you said it all, and taking it from scripture made it so real. pray for an open mind and heart of my friend, I love him with everything I have and hope God will keep his path straight, and open his heart to what’s in front of him
thank you
keep up the great sermons… keep us in your prayers, I truely believe he’s my soulmate.

]]> http://www.shorelinechurch.org/2010/02/february-21-2010-sermon/comment-page-1/#comment-945 Sally Reed Sat, 27 Feb 2010 04:04:44 +0000 http://www.shorelinechurch.org/?p=3653#comment-945 Pastor Kevin, I think you are doing a wonderful job. I appreciate the fact that in your sermon on Sunday you tried to include unmarried people. I think you did your best. I am a widow...there are many of us for whom a sermon on marriage is very hard. I almost left several times...because I am still sooo sad after almost three years. I was married for 44. I don't know what to suggest, but I think as much as the marriage sermon is important, I hope you will give some thought as to how to include us who have been married and have a broken heart due to death of our loved one...or even a divorce when the one left felt married and committed. Thanks for listening. Sally Pastor Kevin,
I think you are doing a wonderful job. I appreciate the fact that in your sermon on Sunday you tried to include unmarried people. I think you did your best. I am a widow…there are many of us for whom a sermon on marriage is very hard. I almost left several times…because I am still sooo sad after almost three years. I was married for 44. I don’t know what to suggest, but I think as much as the marriage sermon is important, I hope you will give some thought as to how to include us who have been married and have a broken heart due to death of our loved one…or even a divorce when the one left felt married and committed.
Thanks for listening.
Sally

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