Comments on: The Post-Passion Syndrome!

By: Quick Student Loans

Quick Student Loans — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 14:06:25 +0000

Resources like this article are incredibly helpful. Nice post . Keep up the good work. :)

By: Helen Pelipecki

Helen Pelipecki — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 08:24:23 +0000

I’m Sao Paulo, Brazil, and this was my first time at a Passion Conference. I was deeply moved when I first heard about the movement back in 2001 – college ministries and worship together… two of the passions God has placed on my heart – and could hardly wait to be part of it!
I’m a university student there and couldn’t be part of Passion ‘08 in Sao Paulo as my dad was admitted to a hospital and I was there taking care of him full time. What God has done to bring me to a Passion Conference was insane… from making me meet the man He has for my life through the internet and come to an engagement – he’s from Woodstock, GA – to moving heavens and earth to have me here in Atlanta as Passion ‘10 took place… I’m still amazed!
I’m looking forward to serving with you all in Sao Paulo this year – I first heard about Jesus from American missionaries who went to Brazil in 1999 – college students! – and through doing that I want to give back at least a little of what I’ve received and showing how thankful I’m to a Lord that touches lives and transforms lives… the same way He has touched and transformed mine!
Thank you for remaining so faithful to your calling, Louie!
Blessings to you all,
Your Brazilian sister in Christ Jesus! =)

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Being Called « Reflections of a Dreamer — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 06:04:57 +0000

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By: Tara

Tara — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:45:50 +0000

I want to comment on the All Access Pass and what kind of help it has been to my friends and I in these post-passion weeks! We took a small group of random people to Passion and bought the pass.

My friend Drew is a single twenty-something who lives in a very single-guy-esque apartment. There are tons of pieces of mismatched furniture in the living room, most of them designed for patios, and they all smell at least faintly like armpit. The two bedroom little place has three people living in it and is less than ideal for entertaining.

But every time a new talk comes out he invites everyone he knows over to his apartment. We have been meeting on Sunday nights to watch the talks, sing together from a CD, and process. Last night so many people showd up we had them sitting on the kitchen countertops and standing on stools in the hallway. We raided the fridge, settled as best we could, and stopped everything to watch. Then we stayed for hours after the talk listening to testimonies and talking about our convictions. It ended with a very lumpy and somewhat arm-pitty prayer circle.

These meetings have been the most genuine church experience I have ever had, armpit smell and all. I feel like I am living in Acts. Thanks for sharing the talks with us.

By: betsy hall

betsy hall — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 02:33:20 +0000

FROM AN OLDER PASSION PARTICIPATOR>>>my passion overflow continues…i just cut my wrist band off…i kept it on to remember all you all in prayer…now that it is off it still reminds me! i love to wear it as a witnessing tool. You see i am 51 and this was my 3rd passion to go to with my daughter…an experience that God has blessed me with. Standing in line with incredible young adults in incredible freezing weather, yet they were so nice to me! I loved telling them…”you will never stop learning about God, being in His Presence, DON’T STOP learning, desiring, loving God…He will NEVER STOP doing that to you! NEVER! so from an “older Passion Participator….keep…keeping on. I love to talk about what i learn and how it is not about the “people” or “worship artist” it is ABOUT JESUS>>>so carry on…tell the people…I never get tired of talking about my Passion trips…we are about to venture into Crazy Love with our whole church…God is at work…may we be bold and let the world know His love is available and free and forgiving. blessings to you all….”ARMS OPEN WIDE”—-humbled by the walls i am trying to tear down, with Gods help and guidance.

By: Lauren

Lauren — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 05:45:06 +0000

How do you express and explain it to people? I have been a christian for so many years but was struggling with feeling so dead and “over it”, passion helped me to wake up and feel alive in Christ again! I have just been growing and digging into the word and i am so alive. But how do we share that with others? i was recently a core group leader for a youth groups’ disciple now… i wanted so badly for them to be alive too…

By: Jamie

Jamie — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 17:53:57 +0000

I was not able to attend this year, but being able to listen and watch the talks online I felt like I was there! I am still suffering from post Passion syndorome from 2007 in ATL. It is still hard to explain the thoughts that run through your heard after something like that. But all I can say is that God still works in mighty ways!

By: Olga

Olga — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:49:19 +0000

WOW! God is SO GOOD TO US! Passion has been a wonderful experience, a place and time where God renewed my love for Him! I am encouraging everyone I talk to to go. Next year, those that are here from Atlanta and those abroad such as Romania and Ukraine, have to be there. May God continue to work in our lives and may God continue to bless the leaders that are involved in Passion with wisdom and patience!

with love from Atlanta!

By: Derek

Derek — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 22:01:46 +0000

wow Louie, you completely explained every feeling i’ve had over the last 2 weeks…i cannot believe it’s over but refuse to accept that anything is actually finished…we rise each day freshly AWAKENED to God’s endless glory and power!…OUR GOD IS GREATER! USE US GOD!

By: Matt

Matt — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 16:23:23 +0000

I still have Post-Passion Syndrome from One Day’03!!! Especially when someone asks me if I have ever been through a storm.