Comments for A Diner at the End of Time

Comment on Pushed to Evolve by jenniferharrisdault

jenniferharrisdault — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 15:32:30 +0000

I love this! And the James Dunn hymn titles were just what I needed this morning.

Comment on Breaking Free to Rest and Reflect by Doug

Doug — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 17:36:04 +0000

Oh yes…how much we need rest and time with God in this hectic world. The big challenge is resting while getting God’s work done…

Comment on Breaking Free to Rest and Reflect by Drew Hill

Drew Hill — Wed, 02 Jun 2010 01:21:01 +0000

Blessings on you, Keith, as you enjoy a summer’s rest, well-earned I’m sure.

Comment on Prophet on the Edge by admin

admin — Tue, 25 May 2010 16:13:48 +0000

Good to hear from you – I found your blog and read some about you and your journey – have saved your blog for more reading
It’s not my story so I can’t cover all the details but the way I read it and spoke it, the girl turned in her uniform and out of conscience quit the team – seems the church of today and most believers see their faith as one of many options and have lost their sense of priority about the faith over other concerns – that was the point I was trying to make
My brother/wife lived in Melbourne for three years a while back – he’s an aero engineer working as a sub-contractor for E-Systems in the states – farmed out on a contract for the Aussie Air Force I believe – they absolutely loved it and I even came over for a visit – what a beautiful countryside! Hope all is well with you and the Anglicans there …

Comment on Prophet on the Edge by rob culhane

rob culhane — Tue, 25 May 2010 04:53:44 +0000

Thanks for the sermon. Good development of the topic and links with the situation you face in the USA. I live in Melbourne Australia. One question: in the illustration of the girl who was expected to turn up to the track and field day and not go on her mission trip with her youth group, did she take back her uniform or did she attend the race?

“The next day, she went to her coach a third time with her uniform and walked away.”

Slight grammatical differences exist between American English and Australian English in the use of nouns, verbal experessions, use of plurals, etc.

Finally, I am an Anglican (Episcopalian) priest, with roots in the Evangelical tradition and influenced with the Contemplative methods and practices of that tradition.

Comment on An After-Easter Postlude: Themes Larger Than the Resurrection by admin

admin — Wed, 28 Apr 2010 01:33:06 +0000

Next time we head west, we’re inviting you! Bring your good tunes and then we wouldn’t be listening to AM radio

Comment on An After-Easter Postlude: Themes Larger Than the Resurrection by Gordon Atkinson

Gordon Atkinson — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 23:31:27 +0000

I have reached a place where I just can’t listen to radio or tv preachers anymore. It used to be funny. Then kind of sad and depressing. And right now, it’s horrifying. Bad for my soul.

If I was with you and Marcus on the way to Big Bend, I could have done it.

Comment on A Man Had Two Sons … by admin

admin — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 14:24:45 +0000

I wrote a fictional column years ago for Baptists Today with the title, “A Diner at the End of Time” I liked the idea of it so I made it the title of the blog – It’s in the early entries to this collection if you look for it – but here’s the address to save you a moment: http://kdherron.com/?p=4

Comment on A Man Had Two Sons … by Angela

Angela — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 01:56:46 +0000

Hey, why did you name this blog, “A dinner at the end of times?”

Comment on A Man Had Two Sons … by Angela

Angela — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 01:54:34 +0000

My, my, my, I loved this article. A friend and I have been having this discussion for many months now. Her husband walked out on her. He says he’s saved, but she said based on his actions he isn’t.

The bad thing is that she acts like she’s not a sinner! And those of us who sin, she acts like she can’t relate. Just yesterday, I was telling her about my attitude when my computer started acting up. She said, “You should have prayed…” I did pray and I told her that. I also shared w/her how I realized in my marriage (it took years for me to see this) my faults and the contribution I played that wasn’t or isn’t always “good behavior.” I told her I’m a broken and bruised sinner saved by grace alone. I also told her how in bad situations the Lord is starting to reveal me to me. I’m starting to find lessons in my life situations that point me to my weakness which point me to Jesus.

She just can’t deal w/that. All she talks about is how good she is and her good relationship w/the Lord. Even when I try telling her she gets so upset, it’s just amazing to me.

Anyway, I have more to say, but this is getting rather long and I’m rushing.

Will visit again.