Open Season Fridays are when you ask us anything you want, and we post up several answers today and over the weekend. We try to answer as many as we can. If we missed your previous question, feel free to post it up again.
Ask your question using the form below. Don’t be bashful, ask anything you want… questions about:
our family, our life, adoption, cancer, parenting, marriage, marriage, family
blogging, photography, technology
marketing, personal finance
the Bible
what we do professionally…
ask for advice
WHATEVER…. hey, it’s OPEN SEASON!!
11 questions so far, NEWEST first…
KBM asked:
With Abby’s chemo and everything, I know there is a lot of nausea and vomiting. What medication do the Doctors use for this and how well does it work?
www.myhandsmylord.blogspot.com asked:
how do you make a blog button? do you need a lot of experience?
Migrainemama asked:
Why do many put such blind trust into celebrities/etc? say on their shows. So many take what talk show hosts/news-media etc. and accept it as unbiased truthful information. While sometimes this may be true is not the whole industry profit-driven-thus putting out what sells and is for entertainment, not necessarily education and truthful. Any thoughts?
Peggi asked:
I was wondering how bloggers and bloggers work. I have noticed people talking about how you can make money with the number of hits to your blog(using the work you in general, not directed at you). Is it the number of people who come to the blog or the number who click on the ads?
Mandi from Montana asked:
I am wondering why you haven’t answered my question yet. I have been asking for it now for 3 weeks. I would really like to know your beliefs, views, and opinions on speaking in tounges. Personally or what your church believes… whatever. Thank you. I would also like to add that I am a total fan of your blog 🙂
Kristi asked:
whoa, wait a minute…reading that stuff up there I’m getting a little confused, about the comment about catholicism…now I haven’t been following more than a couple of months…do you have negative feelings toward the catholic church? *just curious*
Janie asked:
Brent, I have followed your blog, and have prayed much for Abby. However, I am very disappointed that you seem to feel that my Catholic faith will exclude me from heaven. As the prior person posted, I believe in the son of God and his teachings. He stated that he is the truth and the light. How is it that you believe that I will not sit at the feet of our Lord, just as I believe you will?
Gary asked:
As a Christian, I’m getting more and more uneasy about Oprah. She seems to be moving farther and farther from her Christian upbringing. Do you know anything about what she is teaching now?
Brent Riggs asked:
Second comment: wy-not said… Hi Brent. I am wondering about the broad definition of *Christian* as it is seen by the world. I have this suspicion that Heaven is going to turn out to be a beautiful, serene place, maybe a bit like an alpine meadow-slash-white sand beach (I can dream, can I) where we all are blown away by the profound sense of peace, acceptance, love, and lightness of heart. But Brent, I think I will see my devoted Catholic friends there too, many of whom have dedicated their
Brent Riggs asked:
Here’s the first comment: The Liebers said… Would you consider a Methodist and a Baptist to be *unequally yoked?* All are Christian. They might have different beliefs about minor bits, but Catholics believe just as strongly in heaven as other Christians. We believe that Jesus Christ died on the cross to save us from our sins. We believe in the Bible as the word of God. We believe in the Trinity. I am afraid that many of your concerns come from a serious misunderstanding of Catholicism.
Brent Riggs asked:
I’m going to post two comments that ask questions about previous answers I gave. I appreciate the respectful tone and the fact that honest, sincere people can have a conversation about things they may end up disagreeing about. Those kinds of comments and questions are a joy. We all answer to God in the end, not each other. So it’s okay if we disagree. God will be the final judge, not me, not you. It’s good for us to honestly discuss these things. BR
