Comments on: No Ship Coming In (Graces and Mercies)

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 20:29:00 +0000

I'm sorry for all of those unsensitive remarks, from well-meaning folks, who don't know better, and don't know what else to say and are just probably dense, or too nervous themselves to know exactly what to say,,,
We are continuously praying for you, for you both, for your mother, for your whole family,,, death leaves a hole, empty of life, but filled to overflowing with a deep sorrow,,, Jesus knew that kind of pain, to, even with His wholehearted knowledge of the full truth of eternal life with Him,,,
Words are inadequate,,, just please know that continuously and often my tears wet the computer keys, as I read what you and Deb write,, I have no real words, or prayers,,, just heart break for you

By: Jennifer

Jennifer — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 17:37:00 +0000

I wish I knew a calvary to send in. The best I can do (and continue to do) is ask everyone I know to pray for Ian and for you and Deb. It is the little things that whisper to us about the power and awesome-ness of God. Hold tight to those things…and know that no one is ceasing in their prayers for you. And the prayers are heard.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 16:40:00 +0000

Praying constantly for you. It is so hard when you are asking God for the big things, the huge things, the God sized things and he doesn’t seem to come through. The fact that you appreciate and notice, and are thankful for the “small” ways he is there for you is a huge testament to your relationship with Him. We, too, are praying for God to restore Ian here on earth. We won’t stop asking Him to reconsider this decision unless he puts a period on it. Know that you are constantly in my thoughts and prayers. Each day with your precious son is priceless, and a gift from his Creator.