Comments on: How I’m missing ‘A night of bliss with Pastor Chris.’

By: Peace Ben

Peace Ben — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 12:52:14 +0000

Pastor Chris is really a blessing to the world,missing night of bliss was really a mess up 4 me though i knw watching the programme through internet is a blessing to me too.

By: Tokunbo

Tokunbo — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 21:56:53 +0000

hi maman,hope you eventually got to watch night of bliss with Pastor Chris. i watched it online live and my life has been transformed.
it was simply divine and words cannot exactly describe it.
please make time out to watch Pastor Chris as Blessing suggested and find out what it is we are all excited about.
Go discover all the LOVE God has for you!

By: Blessing

Blessing — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 13:42:41 +0000

Perhaps you should not be so quick to say ‘No’ next time to an opportunity such as this. I too have witnessed the healings that take place in these events and all I can say is the power of God is real and is healing people today just like in the bible days. Take it as a sign that God is reaching out to you but you have to respond positively to His outstretched arm to really experience His love in your life.

Even if you don’t attend the Night of Bliss, which I simply cannot contain my excitement for, you can watch it online live or catch ‘Atmosphere for Miracles’ every day on Loveworld Tv Channel 768 from 8pm.

Keep well.

By: Angela

Angela — Thu, 19 Jun 2008 02:41:42 +0000

Hey

Just read your post, and just thought I would respond. I am a member of Christ Embassy Intl. (but in Australia) and our whole ministry is getting really excited about ‘Night of Bliss’. We know that at these kinds of meetings, those that need healing can receive it, and so that is why we’re so actively going around our local streets inviting others to attend. When you know something can save and/or change another’s life forever, its a bit hard to keep it to yourself. Having experienced my son being healed of autism, his father receiving healing for a multi-fractured arm (separate occasion) and many more miracles, I know that ‘Night of Bliss’ is the place to be.

I also respect peoples choice to not attend. I just think that in order to make that choice, you need to know you have it in the first place… hence strangers inviting you, and perhaps being a little ‘pushy’? We just want everyone to have what we have.

God bless you, and I hope all continues well with you and yours.

Angela

By: Richard Delevan

Richard Delevan — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 12:00:46 +0000

One word recommendation for you, next time you’re likely to encounter that shower: Taser. Seriously.

By: red mum

red mum — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 10:11:09 +0000

Thats mad, and reminds me of the same type of thing years ago when the Young Wan was a baby and I worked near there. On three separate occasions as I pushed her in the pram I was approached by the same woman on North Earl Street about getting support, etc and coming to a prayer meeting. It also says something when I remembered her and she never remembered approaching me. I wonder how many other ‘young’ mums she talked to.

At the time I wondered if I looked in particular need of saving or vulnerable to her because I was a mum. Maybe it has something to do with being in possession of wheels!

The next time MP you should single out one of the women and chat them up explaining how in one evening you can cure her of her religion and heterosexuality. That’ll soon send them scurrying away.

By: SeanR

SeanR — Mon, 09 Jun 2008 09:01:21 +0000

And I thought the gobshites from ‘Sightsavers’ outside Tower Records/BTs were a pain as they keep asking me (as someone who wears reasonably thick glasses) if I want to help stop children going blind…

I think these sort of street people are just insulting the intelligence of the public (as are the God botherers). We do know our our minds, and we certainly don’t need to be saved, etc.