7 Responses to “700 Club”

1. Lindsay

   April 20th, 2008 at 8:24 am

   YES! I don’t get Gospel Music Channel, so i always miss the programs that Natalie is on..but i get the 700 club! I’ll set my TiVo tonight I’m so excited!!!!!!!!!

2. Kim

   April 24th, 2008 at 2:04 pm

   Hi Natalie! I enjoyed your segment on 700 Club this a.m. and look forward to reading your book and checking out your music! Clearly, you and I were raised in 2 different environments yet arrived at much the same place. No, I am not nor have I ever been bulimic but I have suffered from self esteem issues for yrs! Like you, I was focused on the “exterior me” - always pursuing that bit of magic that would transform me into someone beautiful and, thus “worthy”! Like you, God is doing amazing things in my life! He is slowly healing those insecurities, opening my eyes to the reality of what I represent to Him, and allowing me to shift my focus to pursuits of greater importance and fulfillment!
   No doubt you’ve heard this before but, when I saw you on tv and heard what you had to say, my 1st thought was, “Oh my goodness! How can this woman have self esteem problems? Look at her - she’s gorgeous!”
   As a woman, I think you will understand if I confess that for one teensy moment there, I thought it might be nice if I looked more like you!
   Have a Wonderful Day!

3. Kaitlyn

   April 24th, 2008 at 2:09 pm

   i’m sooo excited about this! i don’t get GMC either, so this a real treat! it’s already recorded on my tv. i’m going to watch it now!

4. Lindsay

   April 24th, 2008 at 5:22 pm

   I LOVED this segment. I wasn’t expecting you to talk about your book! I struggled with depression, and have been on the verge of bulimia many, many times. i prayed that prayer at the end of the segment. I was SO touched, Natalie- especially since I got to Revolve late, and couldn’t make Friday night and hear your talk. I’m praying that I can afford to go this year! I can’t tell you how much this just turned my entire day around!

5. linnae

   April 24th, 2008 at 8:01 pm

   awesome job today I love your book, your music and everything keep on goin

6. nicholei

   April 26th, 2008 at 11:40 pm

   this was a great interview! thank you for your constant transparency. =) i think it spoke to a lot of people when you shared about the moment of your revelation that you were serving the wrong god but at the same time you didn’t turn into this perfect person who all of a sudden didn’t have any problems anymore. that’s not reality. i pray that people who saw that interview will be able to lay down whatever struggles or trials they are battling knowing that there is hope in jesus and that even though things might not completely turn 180 right away, there’s freedom in laying those things at jesus’ feet. you rock! =)

7. Rebekah

   April 29th, 2008 at 2:22 pm

   I “accidentally” stumbled onto your interview on the 700 club. At this time I have a daughter who is almost 19 and in her second semester of her freshman year at college. I don’t want this to sound wrong….it gave me comfort to know that you had Godly parents and you still struggled after leaving home. It is so difficult as I watch her go from sold out to Jesus to sold out to self. I know she has to work out her own relationship to the Father, but it is hard not to look back and try to figure out where I failed as a mother….her father struggles the same. My daughter struggles with such a low self esteem, but would never admit it at this time. She seems to be driven by what makes her feel the best. I am a houseparent and have had girls from troubled backgrounds in my home for most of my adult life. I take them to retreats and have even done two purity retreats here at our children’s home. It is almost like it is all for nothing at times when I watch them walk away from it all to make terrible decisions with life long consequences. I know that God is the one in control and it’s not about me. I’m so grateful for His compassion and that it is new every morning. Thank you again for sharing so openly from your heart and allowing me to hear from a different perspective. May God bless you and your ministry.

   God’s grateful girl,
   Rebekah

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