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I'm not sure whether to be flattered or offended.
Custom at Greenville Fellowship is to allow 20-30 minutes for feedback/testimony relating to the sermon at the end of the service. My experience has always been that at least one or two people have something to add or amplify. Today, however, not one single soul had anything to say.
I'm not sure whether to be flattered that there were no contradictions or offended that there were no accolades; flattered that there was no dissension or offended that there was no complimentation.
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maybe they were still "swallowing".
gulp
dd says there was nothing to add....a most amazing worship!
sorry i posted as "anonymous"...it wouldn't let me post as ME.
Don't be offended ~ as lisa's dd said, there was nothing left to say ~ it left us speechless and just quietly savoring and rejoicing in what we had heard, and praising the LORD in our hearts.
Our first Greenville experience and we throughly enjoyed it! The message was powerful. My husband wanted to share but being our first time he was a bit hesitent. You can sell your product because you are sold out on it! :) PTL for today!!!
I'm sure if I'd have been there I would have come up with something to say. ;-)
Actually, I'm sure it was great. Sounds like people really appreciated what you had to say.
I am currently listening to Greenville Fellowhip's terrific message again. Lack of spoken testimony wasn't anything new. Last Sunday, there wasn't any, either. Yesterday, I believe it was offered in song.
~Sara
Amazing! Can't imagine people having nothing to say (doesn't happen to me often ;-))
The kids said it was excellent, but didn't give any more details than that when they staggered in at midnight.
Mulling over the "past, present, and future position". Awesome gift! What a Savior!
~Sara
There you have it - sweet feedback
Ahhhh..............
I hope everyone understands that this post was just a weak attempt at humor. I realized later (and a couple people mentioned it to me also) that this could have looked like a begging for affirmation. It wasn't intended that way, but rather a poor attempt to be light-hearted at my own expense.
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