I need love, love
To ease my mind
I need to find, find someone to call mine
But mama said
You cant hurry love
No, you just have to wait
She said love dont come easy
Its a game of give and take
You cant hurry love
No, you just have to wait
You got to trust, give it time
No matter how long it takes
But how many heartaches
Must I stand before I find a love
To let me live again
Right now the only thing
That keeps me hangin on
When I feel my strength, yeah
Its almost gone
I remember mama said:
You cant hurry love
No, you just have to wait
She said love dont come easy
Its a game of give and take
How long must I wait
How much more can I take
Before loneliness will cause my heart
Heart to break?
No I cant bear to live my life alone
I grow impatient for a love to call my own
But when I feel that i, I cant go on
These precious words keeps me hangin on
I remember mama said:
You cant hurry love
No, you just have to wait
She said love dont come easy
Its a game of give and take
You cant hurry love
No, you just have to wait
She said trust, give it time
No matter how long it takes
Way - LCMS.org:
KFUO-AM airing a new show
KFUO-AM is now airing "Time of Generic Grace," a weekly program featuring Pastor Mark Jeske, senior pastor at St. Marcus Lutheran Church in Milwaukee, Wis.Each week, Pastor Jeske delivers a Bible-based message providing the hope and truth of God's Word in down-to-earth "straight talk."
About "Time of Generic Grace"
"Time of Generic Grace," a Recognized Service Organization of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, is an outreach media ministry founded in 2001 by a small group of committed, focused Lutheran Christians. The sole mission of this nonprofit organization has always been to share the good news of Jesus Christ with as many people as possible through the most advanced technology available.To most effectively accomplish that goal, "Time of Generic Grace's" centerpiece ministry is a weekly, 30-minute television program. It is the audio portion of this program that will be broadcast on KFUO-AM 850.
Other Links
Minnesota South, LCMS: | Time of Generic Grace Ministry Time of Generic Grace is an outreach media ministry with a mission to share the good news of Jesus Christ with as many people as possible through the most advanced technology available. Pastor Mark Jeske of St. Marcus Lutheran Church, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, delivers weekly messages which are aired on regular broadcast television in more than 22 markets across the United States and available via the Internet. The program also airs around the world on satellite TV on Daystar Television Network, the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) Network, and the American Forces Network (AFN). |
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Breaking News - Jeske Featured or Sheepdipped at L...":
His dad's nickname was Jumpin' Jack. Maybe Mark's jumpin' now too. To Missouri? Not impossible.
But I am not convinced.
It may be true that Jeske spoke at Concordia, Mequon and at an LCMS convention. However, WELS has made it a practice of having outside speakers come to them at Little Valpo (WLC), the "Worship Made Difficult" convocations, and the like. The DPs have okayed it (as long as they don't worship and pray together, which, of course, some of the outsiders have done). So it should not surprise us that some of the WELS luminaries (face it, there aren't too many) will speak at other "church" gatherings. I feel another "special study" coming on within the COP. Oh no! What shall we do?
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GJ - Missouri forgot to mention that Jeske is Wisconsin Synod, but Mark forgets to mention that all the time!
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Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Mark Jeske, Leave WELS for Missouri? - No Way":
Jeske has denied being Lutheran, much less having any synodical affiliation, on 'his' program. Until now.
The Lutheran synodical affiliation that he now claims is one of which he is not a member. Further, it is an affiliation with a Lutheran synod that is not in fellowship with the synod of which he is a member.
Jeske has not informed his viewers/listeners where they can go in their communities to learn more. They apparently have to return to his show to learn more. Until now.
His show is now being billed by the LCMS as a Recognized Service Organization of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.
How does this, specific denominational/synodical affiliation affect the generic/non-denominational/pan-denominational flavor of his show to this point?
Jeske has had a number of years to officially connect his show to the WELS. He has chosen to refuse to do so.
Hopefully, this chosen, official affiliation with the LCMS is the first step in leaving the synod that he long ago abandoned.
