Comments for Anthony Evans

Comment on Trust by Mandy

Mandy — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 04:49:00 +0000

Well, to be honest I have never heard you music before today. Part of it has to do with the fact that I am a relatively new Christian. But I came across one of your albums and just was blown away at the amazing talent God has blessed you with. Praise Him!
I just want to thank you for being vulnerable with us and to be willing to share who you are in Christ with the rest of us. I was just feeling really discouraged with life and I found your blog and it just lifted my sprits to know that I am not alone and the reminder that God knows my name. Thanks for sharing.
Blessings and prayer from Minneapolis

Comment on Trust by Mefrazee

Mefrazee — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:53:00 +0000

Keep up the great work! Awesome to see you using your talents to honor and glorify the Lord. I graduated from Liberty in 2009 and have been playing basketball professionally since then. I love it when I see someone use their gifts to share HIS name. I am currently in Poland playing bball and wow God is awesome. I actually saw you sing in San Antonio at Max Lucado’s church when I was there in the summer playing in the WNBA for the SilverStars.

Keep shining your light for Him!! AND….go LU

Megan Frazee
mefrazee@gmail.com

Comment on Trust by Paige Ganske

Paige Ganske — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 19:19:00 +0000

I just want to let you know how much of a blessing you are to this world and to people like me. I am a member at The Brooklyn Tabernacle and was privileged enough to see you again just a couple of weeks ago. Everytime you come to BT or I check in on one of your blogs its just so encouraging to see someone so REAL. I can only imagine how much strength it takes to stand up in front of a crowd and just be you, and that is probably the thing I enjoy most about you. So often in this life we feel like we need to portray Godliness but truthfully being real is as Godly as we can be. So thanks for being so YOU. Its an inspiration for me to take into my career as well. I’m training to become a physician and as much as we are always supposed to have the answers, we don’t. Its been a blessing to me and my patients that I can impart on them that at the end of the day, faith will be all the answers they need.

God Bless You and all the work you are doing for His kingdom!

Paige

Comment on Snacking by Krobley

Krobley — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 18:22:00 +0000

This is really interesting!!!!!! I think God is peaking profoundly through these blogs. I aiways have to make an extra effort to keep my mind stayed on Him. Its easy to get occupied with everything worldy. Thats our nature, but I have over the last 21 days been fasting from everything that I absolutely love to do, eat, etc to fill my spirit with pray and with the word… and Anthony, guess what. I’m seeing results!

Comment on Trust by Laura Confer

Laura Confer — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 23:40:00 +0000

I have never left a comment here but have always listened. It’s encouraging just to see another person going through what I go through. We all are here living a life that’s confusing, sad, painful and at the same time joyful, loving, and wonderful. The questions can eat away at your life but to trust allows the questions to quiet. I’m choosing to trust today and look forward to your next blog. Thank you!

Comment on Tell Me Your Story: by Camelle edwards

Camelle edwards — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 02:33:00 +0000

I have experienced a lot of heartache , but I thank my heavenly father who was and is my sweet comforter. Thank you Jesus!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Comment on Tell Me Your Story: by Camelle Edwards

Camelle Edwards — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 02:29:00 +0000

I have had a lot of heartache too, but I thank my heavenly who was and is my comforter.

Comment on Trust by Rose

Rose — Tue, 20 Dec 2011 13:03:00 +0000

Hi Anthony, First, congratulations on your new album, it’s beautiful and most of all very encouraging. You have every right to be proud of it. )

You are such an inspiration and one of the things that is so inspiring is your transparancy and openness.

I listened to your v-blog and as with so many other I can also related to where you are right now and you’re right it’s not always fun… but… it’s a good place, it’s a growing place. I wanted to encourage your heart for a moment and share with you. About a month ago I was on the way to my life-group which I don’t always get to very often because of my work hours so was really excited about finally getting the opportunity to go. I recently upgraded to an iphone and thought I would try out the satnav I had downloaded to get me there. I had forgotten how to get there because I hadn’t been for a while. I put the destination in and I set out believing this satnav will get me to where I’m going. I should add that I’m travelling at night and alone. As I travelled, it takes me through back roads and long dark winding country lanes where only one car can pass at a time, I didn’t recognise anything about the area. I was flanked by very tall tree-like hedges and if you’ve been to the UK we call some of these places horse and sheep country.

I was driving for while just following the instructions of the voice on the satnav, turning when it said to turn and kept driving forward whenever it told me to, because I didn’t recognise where I was and hadn’t seen any signs that gave me any idea I was on the right track, I started feeling a little anxious thinking maybe I have taken a wrong turn, but the satnav didn’t say, so I kept on driving. My anxiety level increased but what could I do..? I was in the middle of no-where I recognised and I couldn’t just stop and it was dark, no lights except from my car and the odd vehicle that may pass. It was so dark I could only see a few yards in front so I had to rely on where the satnav told me to go. The point is, as I drove, out of no where the thought came to me, “look at the confidence and trust I’ve put in this computerised equiptment to take me directly to my destination, even though I have no idea where I am, I’m trusting it to get me out of this dark scary place and to the place I want to be and yet when God does’t give me the answers I’m looking for straight away and when things doesn’t make sense to me I become impatient and discouraged at his timing”. I was convicted, I got the messag and repented right there as I drove and praised God for the lesson.

If I can trust a satnav, to get me to the right place, (and it did, I arrive at my life group on time, although it seemed like I was driving for ages) then why can I not trust the God who created the heavens and all the beauty surrounding us as you showed in your v-blog. So from my heart to yours, wherever you are right now and whatever He’s doing with you, God will get you to the next place of your development, safe and sound and right on time ) Be encouraged, God’s got you covered.

Keep on keeping on.

Every Blessing in Christ.

Rose (UK)

Comment on HOME Available November 8th by Tafadzwa

Tafadzwa — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 01:15:00 +0000

I am late at getting your album!! I just got through listening to most of the songs and wow you are in rare form on this album.!! It is your best yet!! Take over is a tear jerker and has become my anthem, my prayer as the year concludes!! Great job and can’t wait to experience this music live!!

Tafadzwa

Comment on “Immanuel” by Marisa

Marisa — Fri, 16 Dec 2011 19:14:00 +0000

This is a beautiful song… Thank you