Comments on: Back in the Saddle

By: Alex86

Alex86 — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 13:44:38 +0000

Describe a time when you simply had too much to do and you needed help. ,

By: Marie

Marie — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 02:32:55 +0000

Greetings from Woodstock You sure are keeping us informed with this new website and it’s so nice to get e-mails from you so we can’t forget about you. We’re glad you took some time off and we understand all to well about those bills. May God continue to bless all you do and give you the strength needed.
We’re really enjoying the Devotion album. Congratulations on your award.. Just wondering if you have plans to put more Psalms or Proverbs to music in the future?
We would enjoy that., something about the living word. Are there always songs waiting and ready to come out of you. Is that something that just comes or do you have to work at that. Just wondering. You never seem to run out, I,m sure it’s a God thing too. Have a great blessed concert season

By: Harold & Lorna Epp

Harold & Lorna Epp — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 01:12:30 +0000

Lorna and I have gone a long time without a regular part in a worship band. That has been a difficult adjustment. However, new doors constantly open. We are regularly asked to sing at various churches throughout the Pembina Valley. Last week in Carman. So, we get around to more congregations and that brings fulfillment. Wishing you, Dave and the team a blessed tour!

By: Brenda Brown

Brenda Brown — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:24:16 +0000

Hi…. eagle sightings as far as I understand are a very sacred event according to Fiirst Nations people,. In the mountanis a couple of summers ago, I spotted an eagle flying high yet alongside my vehicle. One way of many ways God”s Spirit has blessed me over the years. I suspect this eaglle resting close to you and Nancy was some sort of Spirit blessing for you both as well! Can’t comment more as this is way out of my knowledge area! Its is a precious sign for the beginning of your new season! Looking forward to all you have in store to gift us with! BLB

By: Evelyn Ward de Roo

Evelyn Ward de Roo — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 18:16:46 +0000

as some cisterns refill – others empty. How true. The same thing happens to us. We summer on the other side of the lake. Living and working in a different abode, our cottage for three months. Now it’s back in the saddle for me too. How can I approach these months with the same expectancy as the summer months when I get my well filled up on the beautiful shores of my Prairie Ocean?
Thanks Steve for being faithful.

By: Tim Huff

Tim Huff — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 13:42:22 +0000

Beautifully written, beautifully authentic, beautifully lived out. Thoughts, prayers, admiration and love to you and Dave for the season of music ahead. Your pal, Tim.