Bart Barber referenced this video on his blog and I enjoyed taking another look. I like the passion in the song and the fact that I can relate somewhat. Bart Barber blogs at www.praisegodbarebones.blogspot.com.
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About Me
- Dave Samples
- I am the Pastor of Tolar Baptist Church, Tolar, Texas. I am the author of, "Messed Up Men of the Bible: Seeing the Men in Your Life Through God's Eyes" (Kregel, 2016). The book received the Golden Scroll: Non-fiction Merit Award. In addition, Messed-Up Men was recognized by the ECPA as one of the best Bible Studies of 2017. I am the founding pastor of Grace River Church in Severance, Colorado. Previously I pastored Cornerstone Baptist Church, Windsor, Colorado (9 yrs) and FBC, Lipan, Texas (6 yrs). My first church to pastor was the Cliffside Baptist Church of Amarillo, Texas. I have served on staff of the FBC, Monterey, Tennessee, Olsen Park Baptist Church, Amarillo, Texas, and FBC, Camden, Tennessee. I have served the Colorado Baptist General Convention as the Chairman of the Executive Board and as a Vice President. I have served as a Trustee for the North American Mission Board of the SBC. I have been blessed to walk alongside the love of my life, Tina, for the past 32 years. She is a talented author, teacher, singer, and song writer. Tina writes at www.tinasamples.blogspot.com and is the author of, Wounded Women of the Bible, 2013 by Kregel Publications.
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Y'know, I've never been a big fan of Cash's music, but this song is so haunting, so real. Just amazing in its rawness.
I liked Johnny Cash....he had a hard life, partly because of his own actions, however, he blessed many people with his music. We won't forget him. His life is over and many of us are still here. Looking back is good when we learn from the past, but, you can't go home again. If we live in regret we cheat ourselves of the future. Don't do that.
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