The Inspirational Story of Garvan Byrne

cybercellesta

The Inspirational Story of Garvan Byrne - I thought it worth sharing!

Garvan was born with a rare disease that made him stop growing at age 5. He passed away at the age of 12, but not before leaving behind a video that will really touch you. He was a warrior for Christ with unshakable faith.


http://www.godvine.com/The-Inspirational-Story-of-Garvan-Byrne-a-Must-See-731.html

irishh_bob

cybercellesta wrote: »

The Inspirational Story of Garvan Byrne - I thought it worth sharing!

Garvan was born with a rare disease that made him stop growing at age 5. He passed away at the age of 12, but not before leaving behind a video that will really touch you. He was a warrior for Christ with unshakable faith.


http://www.godvine.com/The-Inspirational-Story-of-Garvan-Byrne-a-Must-See-731.html

whats so inspirational exactly ?

gimmebroadband

What great faith from one so young, very intelligent for his age - may he rest in peace!

Ignore the trolls cyber!

dlofnep

A warrior for a God that took his life at the age of 12. Not inspirational, just sad to see a young lad lose his life so early.

JimiTime

dlofnep wrote: »

A warrior for a God that took his life at the age of 12. Not inspirational, just sad to see a young lad lose his life so early.

This young boy didn't lose his life. He gained it.

Let he who has ears listen....

dlofnep

JimiTime wrote: »

This young boy didn't lose his life. He gained it.

I'm pretty sure he lost his life, under any description.

JimiTime

dlofnep wrote: »

I'm pretty sure he lost his life, under any description.

Do you know what the Good News of the Kingdom is?

Monty Burnz

JimiTime wrote: »

Do you know what the Good News of the Kingdom is?

Half price entry for kids?

JimiTime

gimmebroadband wrote: »

What great faith from one so young, very intelligent for his age - may he rest in peace!

Its from children we need to take inspiration in terms of faith, as Christ himself said. Its not a great surprise to see such faith in a child. Its more surprising to see it in us cynical adults:)

dlofnep

JimiTime wrote: »

Do you know what the Good News of the Kingdom is?

No, but I know that the OP is exploiting the death of a child to expand his religious views. I find it morally reprehensible to be honest.

MrPudding

JimiTime wrote: »

Do you know what the Good News of the Kingdom is?

Yes it is apparently a poor attempt to rationalise the actions of a supposedly loving god in the face of actions that appear to be anything but loving.

MrP

JimiTime

dlofnep wrote: »

No, but I know that the OP is exploiting the death of a child to expand his religious views.

So you have no idea about the good news of the kingdom, and make such presumption?

I find it morally reprehensible to be honest.

You are free to think that way, but it doesn't remove the fact that this child gained their life, while many who are living have lost theirs.

JimiTime

MrPudding wrote: »

Yes it is apparently a poor attempt to rationalise the actions of a supposedly loving god in the face of actions that appear to be anything but loving.

MrP

1 Corinthians
18 For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. 19 For it is written:
“I will destroy the wisdom of the wise;
the intelligence of the intelligent I will frustrate.”[c]

PDN

My, my - the trolls are out early this morning.