6 Replies to “Song for Injustice”

1. We attend Cayucos Community church when we are there in October, but during the 11 months we are not we listen to them our iPad and appreciate that you give us that opportunity. Being able to see Pastor James in person makes it seem more like being there in person and we have appreciated that very much. We would like you to continue the video broadcast.

2. Personal – Noticed a different camera angle and that the volume was 1/3 to 1/2 lower not sure if they were related. Preferred the larger version of you and of course louder volume is always better.
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   Sermon excellent Appreciated the way you handled the sensitive topic. If it is possible we would like to have you continue making the video available. realize that it takes a lot of work but the audience might be larger than you think. Dan

3. Thank you Pastor Dale for bringing the message that we so badly need during this time. Thank you for pivoting to prepare this message to help us keep our focus on going to the word and to God for our help and direction. ..and to not let our emotions take the wheel. That can be hard when we want to cry with some of the protesters and scream at the rioters. Our hearts break and the tears came when Traci told me that our 28 year old grandson, Milton, told her he didn’t feel safe. Our strong Christian grandson doesn’t feel safe in Southern California is 2020. I’d become complacent, thinking that we’d come so far in our attitudes about racial issues, not realizing how much injustice and hatred still exist. Thank you for reminding me of where my focus should be and where I need to turn to for help and direction.
   clytee

4. Thank you Pastor Dale for another wonderful sermon. This one was so perfect for right now! I also loved your choice of music.

5. Blessings to you and all our church family in Cayucos from Newell and Tricia here in Idaho. We have been blessed with all your past messages and especially today’s which applied to the current situation. We miss and love you all. God willing we will be able to make our way back to Cayucos for our summer retreat. (winter?) Love and prayers from the Silers.

6. Hi, Dale! Terry and Candice here. We really enjoyed your message. The soup surely is being stirred, but we choose daily to trust in our good, good Father! We are so thankful you are keeping up the good work God has assigned to you–that you remain faithful to Him in all ways. We still love you and Bonnie and consider it a privilege to have had you in our lives. God bless you abundantly with His wisdom each and every day!

   PS Terry wants to know when you got gray hair. He says he has none–that’s because it’s all gone! Ha ha. Hope we can get together one day before God calls us home. 🙂