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Episode #2 - Comin' At You!

By anxiousdog - Posted on January 23rd, 2008
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Welcome to our Episode 2 of our podcast in which we . . .

In the second segment we talked about what we're currently working on, our plans for 2008, and our favorite websites, including . . .

We closed the podcast by . . .

  • Sharing Knitting and the Word from Psalm 139:13-14
  • Asking for your prayer requests, praise reports, questions, and comments
  • A prayer of peace and protection for our troops and for their families, prudence and God's will in the upcoming election, and praise and thankfulness for God's blessings.

Music you heard. . .

Turkish Delight - David Crowder Band


The Pirates Who Don't Do ANything - RelientK

East to West - Casting Crowns

Everlasting Light - Ryan Farrish

Leave your comments below, or e-mail us here. Stay tuned for Episode 3!

Submitted by John Thomson (not verified) on January 24, 2008 - 12:47am.

I have Sara Groves on my Google Blog Alert and came across your blog when you mentioned her performance for Feb. 8th.  at Central Assembly.  We get to see Sara Feb 5th and 6th here in Chicago at Moody Bible's founders Week.  My wife, Mary (Lipscomb) is from Springfield, as is Sara.  Hope you enjoy her as much as we do.  ...john

Submitted by Rosalinde (not verified) on January 24, 2008 - 2:13am.

I'm just loving your show!  It's great to have a knitting podcast where I can hear great Christian music, the Pirates Who Don't Do Anything song and it's safe to play at work.  Good to hear about the local events as well.  Sarah Groves is from my state, I used to work with her husband back when she was a school teacher.  Small world! 

Keep up the great podcasts, I'll be checking for your feed often.

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Submitted by anxiousdog on January 24, 2008 - 7:55pm.

So glad you are enjoying us! That's so cool about Sara Groves! We actually have one of her songs on Dance Praise Remix and it's one of our favorites!

Submitted by Tabitha on January 24, 2008 - 6:53pm.

Nice work on Episode 2.  I especially like the way you worked in Psalm 139.  That is one of my favorite Psalms.

~Tabitha

"Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might...." ~Ecclesiastes 9:10
Tabitha's Heart & Hands - http://tabithasheart

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Submitted by anxiousdog on January 24, 2008 - 7:56pm.

Thanks so much Tabitha! We love that you encourage us in return! :)

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Submitted by Tammy on January 24, 2008 - 7:46pm.

Psalm 139 is one of my favorites, too!

Submitted by Tabitha on January 25, 2008 - 11:43pm.

Oh I wanted to mention that the volumes were much better matched on this podcast.  Great work on that little issue.

After listening to the podcast, I started checking local theatre listings to see where Pirated who Don't do Anything is playing. There is nowhere within a hours drive from here that is showing it. boohoo. I was really planning to see it in the theatre too. I really like Veggie Tales and like to support anyone who makes a G rated movie these days. Guess I will have to wait for the video on that one.

Thanks also for telling me the correct way to pronounce clapotis ( I have been thinking clap-pot-us - heehee).

~Tabitha

"Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might...." ~Ecclesiastes 9:10
Tabitha's Heart & Hands - http://tabithasheart

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Submitted by Tammy on January 26, 2008 - 4:20am.

I always thought it was "cla-pot-us," too.  Our friend Brianne straightened me out very quickly on that!
Submitted by Cheryl (not verified) on January 29, 2008 - 11:15pm.

Thank you so much for a wonderful podcast. It is so nice to know that I can listen to it with my kids around without worrying about the language or content.

I like www.knittingpatterncentral.com which has a ton of knitting patterns. Maybe you mentioned it and I missed hearing you :)

Looking forward to the next podcast!

Submitted by mamaknitter on February 5, 2008 - 12:20pm.

I enjoyed your second podcast (I missed the first one).  I've even recommended it to a friend.  It's been several years, but I used to drive down through Springfield from Lawrence, KS in order to visit my sweetie (now my husband) when he was working in Rogers, Arkansas!

Jennifer in Florida

http://www.homeschoolblogger.com/mauser98

Submitted by Robyn (not verified) on February 7, 2008 - 3:59am.

I really enjoy your podcast! It's fun to hear news from Springfield, my husband went to college at Central Bible College. Also, Lincoln Brewster is the Worship leader at a church in Roseville, CA (where I live) so it's always fun to hear what he is doing. I work for K-LOVE Radio (Christian radio network) and he's been there several times to visit and minister to us. Another neat little connection is Sara Groves was the artist who performed at my very first company Christmas party. :) Anyway, really love this podcast and look forward to the next one. :)

Submitted by Gary Webber (not verified) on February 25, 2008 - 11:32pm.

I just stumbled upon your blog, and have shown it to my wife, who is an avid knitter! She loves it! It's a shame there is no knitting club where we live, but my wife was really excited when I showed her your site. She's currently looking at making tiny socks for our one-year-old. There's no stopping her!

-Gary Webber

 

 

 


Submitted by Antiques (not verified) on April 4, 2008 - 3:58pm.
Psalm 139 is a favorite of mine as well.
Submitted by John Thomson (not verified) on April 14, 2008 - 4:09pm.
These comments keep coming back to me as additional comments are added and I just have to share this with you.  It's not about knitting as knitting goes but it is about knitting our hearts together through Christ.  My wife Mary (Lipscomb) put music to Psalm 139 almost 40 years ago and sang it in a Springfield (Mo.) coffeehouse.  She also sang it in the federal prison in Springfield as well where she was a christian volunteer, alongside other volunteers such as Mom Carter (Sara Groves great-grandmother) and Lloyd and Nita (Sara's grandparents) Sara herself was brought into the prison during a Christmas service when she was 3 months old.  It was Mom Carter  who told me 36 years ago that God had a plan for my life and Mary who told me that God could change my life.  We just celebrated our 28th wedding anniversary.  God knits in ways we could never imagine.
Submitted by Corey (not verified) on June 1, 2008 - 11:17pm.
Of course Christians can have a good time!  I will have to steer your podcast to my knitting wife!
Submitted by Miranda (not verified) on June 3, 2008 - 9:47pm.
Thank you for Episode 2! I agree with John Thomson - God knits in ways we could never imagine. I have had moments in my life that are real testimony of this. It is great to have someone like God you can rely on in hard moments. It gives hope that whatever happens to you, it has its own meaning for good or for bad.
Submitted by Lisa (not verified) on July 15, 2008 - 1:45pm.
I just recently learned how to knit and I love it! such a relaxing task to just sit and make a beautiful creation
Submitted by Guest (not verified) on August 6, 2008 - 12:21am.
How interesting and quaint.  I have every intention of learning to knit, just don't know how to begin or where to go.  My sister and daughter-in-law knit, maybe they can help me. 
Submitted by closet (not verified) on October 20, 2008 - 2:30pm.
When you hear Sara sing it feels like you have been allowed to sit in on her prayer time. She talks to God and puts it to music in a way that no one else does. Her style is unique and her words are truth.
Submitted by Kenny (not verified) on October 25, 2008 - 7:17pm.
My wife will love the fact that I found your site, she loves to knit, I'm more into chocolate. We are Christians as well, in fact, I have Psalm 144:15 at the beginning of our site. We make wedding favors and add love into each favor. Come visit us sometime at www.chocolatedreamsandwishes.com
Submitted by collegw blogger (not verified) on October 29, 2008 - 5:09pm.
Such an encouraging and enjoyable blog. Keep up the good work. We need a lot more people that want to add value to others, thanks again.
Submitted by Erin (not verified) on November 22, 2008 - 12:33am.
I just wanna say God Bless, I agree with Antiques and that Psalm 139 is my favorite as well. I just wanna say you really have a great website here and I really love that you are a proud Christian. God bless.
Submitted by dino delellis (not verified) on December 8, 2008 - 9:36am.
My mom use to knit ( she passed away a few years back ) and watching someone knit kinda gives me a sense of nostalgia and longing. She use to make shirts , shawls and even pen-holders. More power to you guys and I hope you'll keep doing this most noble hobby.
Submitted by lotro gold (not verified) on December 27, 2008 - 5:42am.
hello everyone, i would like to thank you for Episode 2! . i totally agree with Miranda that God knits in ways we could never imagine. I also have had moments in my life that proof this statement. so it is natural that we rely on GOD hard moments. thanks.
Submitted by Lawrence Children (not verified) on February 2, 2009 - 5:02am.
I know that this post is not very recent but I want to leave a comment anyway for this nice list of resources many of them that I did not know. I also want to thank you for an idea of things for kids to do on my blog. Knitting is an activity I have enjoyed since I was a kid and that now I teach to my grand-daughter. I will be back to peruse your previous posts some more.
Submitted by Frank Smoot (not verified) on March 2, 2009 - 2:47pm.
This was a very powerful episode. While listening, I had many memories pop into my mind of times when God has knit things together in my life, even though I did not realize them at the time. Thanks!
Submitted by Diacarmona (not verified) on May 15, 2009 - 11:56pm.
My grandma just teached me how to knit and I do it every time I have a chance and I love it, it's so much fun!

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