Comments for Bryan Duncan http://bryanduncan.com Sun, 25 Jul 2010 05:13:08 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Horrified by Matt Wilson http://bryanduncan.com/horrified/comment-page-1/#comment-1776 Matt Wilson Sun, 25 Jul 2010 05:13:08 +0000 http://bryanduncan.com/?p=437#comment-1776 Oops... hit submit too soon...... At any rate, I suppose God is using us all in more personal ways--in different ways than we have ever expected. It's just a sovereign move of God--no matter if you are a lawyer or a musician. We belong to Him, not to ourselves. Like Woody said in Toy Story, "We are here for Andy when he needs us." Oops… hit submit too soon…… At any rate, I suppose God is using us all in more personal ways–in different ways than we have ever expected. It’s just a sovereign move of God–no matter if you are a lawyer or a musician. We belong to Him, not to ourselves. Like Woody said in Toy Story, “We are here for Andy when he needs us.”

]]> Comment on Horrified by Matt Wilson http://bryanduncan.com/horrified/comment-page-1/#comment-1775 Matt Wilson Sun, 25 Jul 2010 05:09:39 +0000 http://bryanduncan.com/?p=437#comment-1775 I think I can relate to your frustration, albeit from a different perspective. I am an attorney, one who just opened his own law practice last year in a small, college town. Like a musician who will take, perhaps, less-than-stellar gigs just to pay the bills, I will sometimes take cases that I would otherwise not want to take (such as a nasty divorce or child custody case). But if I have learned anything in the last year, it's that I have something in Christ to offer someone else who desperately needs it, and that getting me to that person sometimes takes a bit of shaking. If I had complete say over my clientele, I might completely reject the very person that God has ordained for me to help. But because I am more accepting of cases, I suppose that I am more avaliable for God to use. At the end of the day, it's really not about my career, but what God chooses to do through me. I think I can relate to your frustration, albeit from a different perspective. I am an attorney, one who just opened his own law practice last year in a small, college town. Like a musician who will take, perhaps, less-than-stellar gigs just to pay the bills, I will sometimes take cases that I would otherwise not want to take (such as a nasty divorce or child custody case). But if I have learned anything in the last year, it’s that I have something in Christ to offer someone else who desperately needs it, and that getting me to that person sometimes takes a bit of shaking. If I had complete say over my clientele, I might completely reject the very person that God has ordained for me to help. But because I am more accepting of cases, I suppose that I am more avaliable for God to use. At the end of the day, it’s really not about my career, but what God chooses to do through me.

]]> Comment on New Stuff! by Lauri Nolan Struble http://bryanduncan.com/comment-page-1/#comment-1771 Lauri Nolan Struble Fri, 23 Jul 2010 22:43:49 +0000 http://bryanduncan.com/?page_id=469#comment-1771 I am not sure, but you look an awful lot like someone that I knew in Fountain Valley CA. I have had quite a road getting to the Lord myself but it has been great. Married and four daughters just wondering when I saw your book if you were old friend. I am not sure, but you look an awful lot like someone that I knew in Fountain Valley CA. I have had quite a road getting to the Lord myself but it has been great. Married and four daughters just wondering when I saw your book if you were old friend.

]]> Comment on Concerts by Jeff Gaylor http://bryanduncan.com/concerts/comment-page-1/#comment-1763 Jeff Gaylor Thu, 22 Jul 2010 20:52:33 +0000 http://redroad.intouchproductions.com/?page_id=32#comment-1763 Hi Bryan, Stopping by to say hi and hope all is well for you. I was hanging out on your web site and looking at your pictures. Looks like good things are happening for you. Hope to see you soon back in So Cal - Temecula / Murrieta. All the best to you. Jeff Gaylor Hi Bryan,

Stopping by to say hi and hope all is well for you. I was hanging out on your web site and looking at your pictures. Looks like good things are happening for you. Hope to see you soon back in So Cal – Temecula / Murrieta. All the best to you.

Jeff Gaylor

]]> Comment on New Stuff! by Jerry Wildrom http://bryanduncan.com/comment-page-1/#comment-1755 Jerry Wildrom Mon, 19 Jul 2010 11:57:11 +0000 http://bryanduncan.com/?page_id=469#comment-1755 Hey Bryan... just cetching up with someone who has giving me inspiration in the past. Since I heard your voice and message in song, I have always considered you one of the greats in gospel music. Forgive me for gushing but, I find your insights and hidden, ironic messages very intriguing and thought provoking and your voice ability unmatched. I have seen you twice in person. The second time I actually got a chance to talk to you. I said something stupid like "who's taller? you or Steve Camp?" I felt like I caught you off guard, which I detect doesn't happen often. (I am aware that Mr. Camp has been quite abrasive to other Christian artists) I'm hearing you bigtime on that social media thread you got going there. Plastronic (twitter, facebook, etc.) relationships are of a different sort. Most boomers find themselves holding their nose and jumping into the raging torrent of contemporary forms of communication. I have a young married facebook friend that I really hardly know but keep to read about her daily wants and whines so I don't feel so bad about my own life. It's kind of like an earthly host observing others lives without saying a word. She has stated many times her reliance on God but, her disappointment with daily life seems to run so deep. As someone who is genuinely concerned, I find myself hesitant to challenge her attitude in fear of being misunderstood. (which happens quite often even if we choose our words wisely) And the strange thing is if we would actually meet in person, we probably wouldn't even recognize each other. Anyway, here's hoping that you might be seen somewhere here in west Michigan (it's nice here in the fall) to see if you actually still exist. I would like to encourage you to continue with your "work". From the looks (and sounds) of it, you still have many divine insights to pass on that are still much needed today. thx, Jerry Hey Bryan… just cetching up with someone who has giving me inspiration in the past. Since I heard your voice and message in song, I have always considered you one of the greats in gospel music. Forgive me for gushing but, I find your insights and hidden, ironic messages very intriguing and thought provoking and your voice ability unmatched. I have seen you twice in person. The second time I actually got a chance to talk to you. I said something stupid like “who’s taller? you or Steve Camp?” I felt like I caught you off guard, which I detect doesn’t happen often. (I am aware that Mr. Camp has been quite abrasive to other Christian artists)

I’m hearing you bigtime on that social media thread you got going there. Plastronic (twitter, facebook, etc.) relationships are of a different sort. Most boomers find themselves holding their nose and jumping into the raging torrent of contemporary forms of communication. I have a young married facebook friend that I really hardly know but keep to read about her daily wants and whines so I don’t feel so bad about my own life. It’s kind of like an earthly host observing others lives without saying a word. She has stated many times her reliance on God but, her disappointment with daily life seems to run so deep. As someone who is genuinely concerned, I find myself hesitant to challenge her attitude in fear of being misunderstood. (which happens quite often even if we choose our words wisely) And the strange thing is if we would actually meet in person, we probably wouldn’t even recognize each other.

Anyway, here’s hoping that you might be seen somewhere here in west Michigan (it’s nice here in the fall) to see if you actually still exist. I would like to encourage you to continue with your “work”. From the looks (and sounds) of it, you still have many divine insights to pass on that are still much needed today.

thx,

Jerry

]]> Comment on Concerts by J.D. Dean http://bryanduncan.com/concerts/comment-page-1/#comment-1750 J.D. Dean Sat, 17 Jul 2010 10:12:06 +0000 http://redroad.intouchproductions.com/?page_id=32#comment-1750 Dude...just wanted to say from one writer and musician to another you have one of the greatest voices in music across all genres. I was a little kid when my brother used to bring home SCB vinyls. But i would sit and listen to them and even then your voice and your songs touched my heart and moved me. My favorite track man is We All Need! Great great great great song! Anyway, God bless you man! Youve been a great inspiration to me as a singer and writer! J.D.Dean Dude…just wanted to say from one writer and musician to another you have one of the greatest voices in music across all genres. I was a little kid when my brother used to bring home SCB vinyls. But i would sit and listen to them and even then your voice and your songs touched my heart and moved me. My favorite track man is We All Need! Great great great great song! Anyway, God bless you man! Youve been a great inspiration to me as a singer and writer!

J.D.Dean

]]> Comment on Kevin Thomson, bass player and founder of Sweet Comfort Band dies. by Eileen http://bryanduncan.com/kevin-thomson-bass-player-and-founder-of-sweet-comfort-band-dies/comment-page-1/#comment-1729 Eileen Mon, 12 Jul 2010 12:15:31 +0000 http://bryanduncan.com/?p=518#comment-1729 So sorry for your loss Bryan. You and yours are in my thoughts and prayers. So sorry for your loss Bryan. You and yours are in my thoughts and prayers.

]]> Comment on New Stuff! by Justin & Ginger Adams http://bryanduncan.com/comment-page-1/#comment-1698 Justin & Ginger Adams Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:50:24 +0000 http://bryanduncan.com/?page_id=469#comment-1698 Bryan, Thanks for hanging out with us in California about one month ago. Our family came from Phoenix to visit with you. We really appreciate your time and message. Please thank Holly and Wayne for letting us swing by. We will keep handing out Twin Cities Live CD's to folks in need of the music and the message (which is everyone). Can you send us more info about the prison ministries that you and Wayne mentioned please? We would like to support the effort (Time / Money / Etc). We just donated to the Radio Rehab Site, as this site and your music / message (from God) has really change our lives. Your 50 or so Radio Rehab shows (downloaded) are wonderful - We love them. Thanks Bryan. Please come to AZ soon. Justin and Ginger Adams 480-332-6796 Bryan,

Thanks for hanging out with us in California about one month ago.
Our family came from Phoenix to visit with you.
We really appreciate your time and message.
Please thank Holly and Wayne for letting us swing by.
We will keep handing out Twin Cities Live CD’s to folks in need of the music and the message (which is everyone).
Can you send us more info about the prison ministries that you and Wayne mentioned please?
We would like to support the effort (Time / Money / Etc).
We just donated to the Radio Rehab Site, as this site and your music / message (from God) has really change our lives.
Your 50 or so Radio Rehab shows (downloaded) are wonderful – We love them.
Thanks Bryan.

Please come to AZ soon.

Justin and Ginger Adams
480-332-6796

]]> Comment on Concerts by Jeff Gaylor http://bryanduncan.com/concerts/comment-page-1/#comment-1695 Jeff Gaylor Sat, 03 Jul 2010 22:06:37 +0000 http://redroad.intouchproductions.com/?page_id=32#comment-1695 Hi Bryan, I just wanted to drop by and leave a note to tell you how much fun it was to sit in with you on Drum's at the Long Shadow Ranch gig back on May 30th. I also sat in with you before that at Anthony's in Murrieta, Ca. I was playing drums for Mark Sage at both events. I need to catch one of your concerts and say hi again. Hopefully I can sit in with you again sometime. Take care and best wishes to you while your out on the road.. Jeff Gaylor Hi Bryan,
I just wanted to drop by and leave a note to tell you how much fun it was to sit in with you on Drum’s at the Long Shadow Ranch gig back on May 30th. I also sat in with you before that at Anthony’s in Murrieta, Ca. I was playing drums for Mark Sage at both events. I need to catch one of your concerts and say hi again. Hopefully I can sit in with you again sometime. Take care and best wishes to you while your out on the road..

Jeff Gaylor

]]> Comment on Concerts by Paul http://bryanduncan.com/concerts/comment-page-1/#comment-1689 Paul Fri, 02 Jul 2010 23:15:33 +0000 http://redroad.intouchproductions.com/?page_id=32#comment-1689 Please come to Texas - we need our Brian Duncan fix here! Please come to Texas – we need our Brian Duncan fix here!

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