23 responses to “How Often Do You Read the Daily Word”

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   The Wisdom of Words vs. the Word of the Cross (1 Corinthians 1:17-18) « GeorgePWood.com

   March 11, 2010

   […] Please Take the Poll: How Often Do You Read The Daily Word? […]

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   Marjean Swann

   March 11, 2010

   Hi George,

   I’m back to St.Petersburg , RUssia teaching math and science for the International Academy. Thanks for the Daily Word…..I do read it every day.

   THis has been a long winter and I only arrived on Feb 2nd. Only two days has the weather has been above freezing and the snow is still deep.

   The students are loving school. Lots of energy gets spent running up and down the 3 flights of stairs and at the neighboring park.

   Sincerely,

   Marjean Swann

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      georgepwood

      March 11, 2010

      Tom and Marjean:

      Thanks for the comments!

      Please remember to vote using the poll as well, if you haven’t already done so.

      God bless!

      GPW

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   Tom Peterson

   March 11, 2010

   Georges daily word gets me on the right train of thought every morning

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   Glenn R. Beaver

   March 11, 2010

   I enjoy the insights from Daily Word. Often there are nuggets of truth which are passed along during ministry assignments. I was a fan when you stopped a couple of years ago and I am a fan now.

   Blessings!!!

   Glenn

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   Susie Clothier

   March 11, 2010

   George
   The Daily word now starts my day, I do prayer and meditation, but Daily word gives me more to ponder and think about and continue to pray about!
   The series on Peter and Corinthians is excellent and applies to daily life today
   We miss you here in So California (member at SeaCoast) thank you for sharing!I am passing it on
   Susie

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   Lee Melody

   March 11, 2010

   George,
   I have missed the Word and read it every day I receive it.
   Thank you ,you know I have learned must from you over the years.
   May the Lord continue to Bless your work for Him.
   Lee

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   Chris Purcell

   March 11, 2010

   Like a middle of the coffeebreak, it provides a respite to refocus on the priorities of one’s life.

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   Carol O’Donnell

   March 11, 2010

   Hi George,

   I have missed the Daily Word, too, and was so delighted when you started up again. I also forward it to friends. God bless you as you continue to serve Him.

   Carol

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   Ruth Punt

   March 11, 2010

   Glad you are back, George 🙂 I really missed you when Daily Word was on hiatus 🙂

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    Val Shope

    March 11, 2010

    – read it almost every day, usually on a break when students (high school) can’t see me on my “electronic device”, which they get in trouble for using. I think I appreciate it now more than ever, Gearge, since it went away and came back. Just like I appreciate seeing you and Tif back at scg once in a while!! 🙂

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    Mary P.

    March 11, 2010

    So glad you’re back! It feels like you’re still with us and it’s always a welcome surprise to have you back in church guesting! You have a great way of sharing the word and keeping it relevent, and really holding us to keeping the word in our daily life

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    Dana Demmon

    March 11, 2010

    Hi George I read the Daily Word every day. The you for sending it.
    Dana Demmon

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    Mel

    March 11, 2010

    I wish this was a daily podcast I could listen to online… Some days I can’t seem to find the time I really want/need to sit and read it. I wish I could listen on my drive to work – it would be a great start to the day!

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       georgepwood

       March 12, 2010

       Mel:

       I’ll look into an audio podcast. The problem is storage. After a while, 3-5 MB files–which is what TDWs usually are–add up.

       GPW

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    Barbara Jenkins

    March 12, 2010

    Hi George, yes, I do read it daily and enjoy it very much. Thought provoking. Please keep it up.

    Barb

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    Only the Message of the Cross Is Intellectually Satisfying (1 Corinthians 1:18-21) « GeorgePWood.com

    March 12, 2010

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    Msry Vasquez

    March 12, 2010

    Thank you so much for the Daily Word! It puts things in perspective for me and brings me wisdom. After reading it there is a peace in my heart that is woderful. Its a blessing!
    Sincerely, Mary Vasquez

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    David Traub

    March 12, 2010

    When i get to the office I listen to Hope for Today then read The Daily Word. Both these sights start my day off. I am please you have started up again.
    David

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    Mike Sanford

    March 15, 2010

    Thanks George I really enjoy reading and listening to TDW.

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    Don’t Get a Big Head! (1 Corinthians 1:26-29) « GeorgePWood.com

    March 16, 2010

    […] P.S. If you haven’t already taken The Daily Word poll, click here. […]

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    Big Tony

    March 22, 2010

    I have been living in Ensenada, Mexico( BAJA )for the last 5 years and I had tried to read the daily word as often as I could but until recently I found myself going to bible study with a pastor friend and his brother…. Well I finaly turned the keys of my life over to Jesus and now find myself driven by the holy spirit… I dont check my emails daily but I do love The Daily Word and reflects in my growing knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ….

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       georgepwood

       March 22, 2010

       That’s great, Tony! I’m glad you’ve turned your life over to Jesus. And I’m also glad TDW is helpful to you when you read it.

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