Comments for David Trotter

Comment on Why We Told Our Story to Oprah Winfrey by jenhweb

jenhweb — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:35:00 +0000

"Lost and Found" by David Trotter, a pastor, father, husband…melts from the pressures of service to his congregation into an affair. Tragedy…that is a must read. Swearing throughout autobiography for expressive truth and color…A narcisstic author…found by grace and mercy of God. This will be an utterly debateable book. Affairs are at their highest! I appreciate my marriage…so much more after the read! God help us all! Please hear my interview of this book published in 2010 with extensive quotes to give you a 3 1/2 minute overview on youtube. This autobiography put the fear of God in me!
-Jennifer Hope Webster http://www.chatwithgod.org” target=”_blank”>www.chatwithgod.org
Author, Blogger, Mentor, President, CEO
http://youtu.be/om3AcyBV-uo Youtube link
PS…David and Laura are personal friends of mine. I never in my right mind new that this did or could happen. I love them both. I remain their friend past, present and future. I'm delighted to see them
back together and in church fellowship again. Only God can restore this perfect love. I pray for them.

Comment on Top 10 Reasons to Leave Your Wife by river

river — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 23:32:28 +0000

i'm in the same boat but everytime i leave i end up coming back and then regreting that i did leaving again and comeing back again its become a never ending story maybe i don't have the ball or the money or i miss my little girl, but thats only while i'm away as soon as i return i realize why i leaft and try to leave again

Comment on Top 10 Reasons to Leave Your Wife by Will

Will — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:18:10 +0000

Was this supposed to be sarcastic? Because if it was it was an awful attempt. Leaving my wife was the best decision I ever made. I never in my life been happier. If any man out there are unhappy with their marriage, LEAVE!! Don’t ask for or seek advice just go.

Comment on What to Say to a Friend Having an Affair by David Trotter

David Trotter — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 15:27:46 +0000

Hi Ben. I know that it must be painful to watch your friend go through this. Have you considered having a conversation about it? That could be very healthy for both of you. "I've noticed that you've been a little different lately. Is everything okay?" and eventually "I'm wondering if you may have developed an interest in someone." If you come from a place of care and love, she'll feel it and might be open to talking about it with you.

Comment on What to Say to a Friend Having an Affair by Ben

Ben — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 09:58:05 +0000

I think my best friend is having an affair. She has not told me about it but I know her well enough to know her behaviour and what shes doing. I feel angry and sorry. Probably angry that she got to this point of having an affair and using me as a friend like nothing bad is happening. I know she is an adult and responsible for her own life. It is so hard to see that and go through. In relation to sorry, that she got herself in this affair situation. She will always be my best friend and I just don't know what to do for her. I have not told her that I think she is having an affair. But, I feel hurt by it all.

Comment on You make beautiful things out of the dust… by jellybeanjig

jellybeanjig — Sun, 13 Nov 2011 05:53:55 +0000

I listen to this on Klove when I am working. I work in a daycare and I am there through nap time. 2 hrs of sitting quietly, looking out the large glass windows to the backdrop of God's creation. This sound makes me want to sing out loud and dance before my God and King!! It is simple and yet it speaks to who we are and who we are becoming as followers of Christ. Somehow it makes me think of the frog who slowly gets boiled… but in a good way, listening to it several times in a few hours or days or weeks, you have repeated a simple truth over and over, it becomes a part of who you are, like your 'code' is being over written. Music changes us, I don't understand how, but I really does something to us!

Comment on Top 10 Reasons to Leave Your Wife by Stew Pid Foole

Stew Pid Foole — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 04:30:27 +0000

Oh, and no I dont want to have an affair. My marriage is nothing more than a boat anchor dragging me ever further down into her never ending abyss. I was lied to and used as a means to an end. I hate it here.

Comment on Top 10 Reasons to Leave Your Wife by Stew Pid Foole

Stew Pid Foole — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 04:23:08 +0000

Sounds better than living with a hoarding, atheist, non showering, non cleaning, lazy, overweight, ungrateful, disrespectful, lying pig. And yet I stay……..hmmmmm. Thanks God.

Comment on 10 Greatest Memories on Lemming Street by 10 Craziest Experiences on Lemming Street | David Trotter

10 Craziest Experiences on Lemming Street | David Trotter — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 00:09:53 +0000

[...] week, I chronicled the 10 Greatest Memories on Lemming Street, but I intentionally left off the crazy ones that you’ll probably have a hard time believing. [...]

Comment on You make beautiful things out of the dust… by jeff jamison

jeff jamison — Tue, 09 Aug 2011 19:04:57 +0000

the kids in my youth group learned it 2 summers ago at our national youth thingee. Our kids struggle with worship at times, and I struggle in leading them with songs that reach them. My pastor had me learn the song before they got home so we could do it at YG. It resonated with *me* greatly and was thrilled to be able to share this with them. When they heard the first riff, they were all "oh, I LOVE this song" and the kids who didn't go where "okay, whatever". But as we started singing…girls who normally never sing much had their eyes closed and were worshipping, and the kids who didn't go started "listening" to the song and the lyrics. By the end of the song, God had truly showed up to our hardened kids. And every time since, they still respond. Even new kids who have never heard it. I don't often say songs are "annointed" but to me, this song is really God-given. Yes, it's about "me", but it's about how He loves us and see's us as beautiful. In an ugly world, that's not such a bad thing, is it?