http://www.somethingbeautifulpodcast.com/podcast/annie-dorsey-part-2-223/ stories worth talking about. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 22:22:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.somethingbeautifulpodcast.com/podcast/annie-dorsey-part-2-223/comment-page-1/#comment-529 Laura Dorsey Sun, 07 Jun 2009 07:26:28 +0000 http://www.somethingbeautifulpodcast.com/?p=155#comment-529 I love what you are doing here in this place, giving opportunities for people to be very open and real about who God is and how He is working in each ones life. May I say a few things? My heart was so full, as I listened to your interview with my daughter Annie, and details that she told to help listeners fully understand the depth of the pit that God brought her out of, as He has restored her life. But you know, as the Lord was in the middle of drawing Annie to Himself, transforming her gradually and causing her to need Him, he was also changing me-and our family. Annie mentioned that she was glad that she has been through this, because it changed her-I would have to say the same thing myself. Thank God for having patience with me, because He has brought me from once having a disgust and a scorn for people who were deceived into alcohol or drugs, to understanding today that this is sin-thinking of myself as better than others. God loves the drug or alcohol addict more than they can possibly fathom, or believe yet, and He reminds me over and over that this is why He came-WHILE we were still sinners He loved us, and died for us, to save us from this very sin. The prodigal received grace, that he did not deserve-so has Annie, and so have I-thank You Lord! I love what you are doing here in this place, giving opportunities for people to be very open and real about who God is and how He is working in each ones life. May I say a few things? My heart was so full, as I listened to your interview with my daughter Annie, and details that she told to help listeners fully understand the depth of the pit that God brought her out of, as He has restored her life. But you know, as the Lord was in the middle of drawing Annie to Himself, transforming her gradually and causing her to need Him, he was also changing me-and our family. Annie mentioned that she was glad that she has been through this, because it changed her-I would have to say the same thing myself. Thank God for having patience with me, because He has brought me from once having a disgust and a scorn for people who were deceived into alcohol or drugs, to understanding today that this is sin-thinking of myself as better than others. God loves the drug or alcohol addict more than they can possibly fathom, or believe yet, and He reminds me over and over that this is why He came-WHILE we were still sinners He loved us, and died for us, to save us from this very sin. The prodigal received grace, that he did not deserve-so has Annie, and so have I-thank You Lord!

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