I grew up singing and I was a little girl I wanted to grow up and be a famous singer. Then once I realized the secular music industry is pretty dark & competitive, I didn’t pursue it. Now I just pray to God to help me to only look to him to sing in worship. Unfortunately the churches I’ve gone to aren’t accepting to new comers. I just think I’ll sing on Instagram and call myself the “church choir reject”. Lol 😂 I choose to find the humor in it & I know God has given me a gift to sing but I have yet to find an outlet to share. Maybe one day I’ll figure it out. Thank you for your channel. ❤️
I forgot to mention in my previous comment that the two of you made me start thinking about what fears I might have. I have always feared not being liked, until a few years ago when someone I trusted ripped me apart, told me I’m ugly, told me I’m worthless, and God called me to the mountains to heal me. After that, I no longer fear what people think of the way I look - I am what I am, God made me this way, and He loves me unconditionally. The only other fear I could think of is the fear of being a burden to my family. I would be afraid to drive a scooter because I’d be afraid something would happen and I’d be unable to care for myself, an extra load for my family to bear. (Oddly, I wouldn’t fear riding behind a responsible driver in a residential area...) Thank you for this thought-provoking conversation.
Rose Seward I think a large part of my being picked on was because I, too, was shy and terrified of messing up somehow and being ridiculed. Bullies love signs of weakness in their targets, and shyness is one of their favorites. I love your story about God using Mark in your life. He has used him in mine, as well. I love that Mark is unfailingly gracious with us, bless his dear heart! The first time I met him I asked if I could take a picture of him, and he said, “OF me? Why not WITH me?”, and while I was still stammering out how I look awful in pictures, he twirled me around, took a selfie with me, preached me a sermon about not agreeing with God that I’m worthwhile, and then said, “You are beautiful, and don’t you ever forget it!” Oh, if I could have bottled the feeling those words gave me! I had a smile in my heart for weeks afterward! Still do, for that matter, even after all these years. BTW, re: 2Timothy 1:7 - On 9/11, my then-6-year-old nephew was in his kindergarten class. The kids and the teacher were anxious, uneasy, and the teacher had the kids walking around a globe saying, “Jesus is Lord over all the earth.” My nephew stopped, turned to face them, threw up his hands, and quoted that verse. Turns out, that’s the verse his parents taught him because he was afraid of the dark, and he said it at bedtime every night. And then, when his teacher and classmates needed to hear it most, he taught it to them. Amen! ❤️
You guys & Patsy are the Best! Watching from Spotted Horse, WY. I was off social media for two months with no internet service. Comedy is so refreshing!
Love your interview with Patsy. I first heard her on the radio and then Women of Faith. Thank you so much for Dinner Conversation videos and for checking in each day. 🙂💕
Loved watching this video, Mark ….and what a beautiful lady. Thank you for making this available for all to enjoy. 💕🙏🏻💕(prayers for all) and especially for Israel. I pray Psalm 91 which covers victory for all who are in need of healing and protection and so much more.🥰
Loved dinner conversation with Patsy Clairmont. Through Women of Faith is how I came to know about her. I would love to meet her personally and just spend a day with her and just talk, laugh and cry with her. Thank you Mark. Please continue to do what you do. May Almighty GOD continue to use you for HIS glory.
Yes! Me too! Women of faith was such a blessing! I will never forget her motor cycle story! She was about as tall as my grandmother was and the thought of my grandma doing something like that still makes me laugh! God Bless you Patsy!
I really liked it when Patsy thanked you Mark for what you do for the body of Christ. You provide medicine in the form of laughter. You have a wonderful voice and are a talented song writer. Thank you.
I loved this episode. I loved that you both shared your vulnerabilities. Mark, you have always seemed to feel that you aren’t as handsome as anyone else, but I’m here to tell you that you are one of the most handsome men I have ever met, and the Christian love that radiates from your smile, your eyes, and every particle of your being just serves to enhance that attractiveness. You have NOTHING to fear about people not liking you once they get to know you, because once they get to know you, they will love you!
You are a kindred spirit-I fall asleep during the slow songs, and have been booted out of many churches. I love the Afro American churches, where they have the rhytm and feel free to worship our Lord and Savior freely. At first, I was scared as I visited, but soon felt led to join in by their enthusiasm to praise the Lord. It was hard to go back to the conservative Baptist church that sang the Boring songs that repeated the same words over and over! I never had Ridlin-(my family has), but had been schooled in hospitals throughout the years, so heard lectures in my sleep. I thank God, I am here at all-I still drive everyone crazy. I definitely hide with my humor, as I feel inferior to a lot of better looking, smarter people. It is easier to laugh at myself, as I have accidentally offended everyone so many times.
Great interview with a Patsy 🙏❤️🙏 Laughter is such a huge part of my life....I can not imagine my life without it 🙏😂🙏 THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT PODCAST 🙏❤️🙏 BLESSINGS ALL AROUND 😉
Mark I love you! 😊 You are just great and I think you're plenty handsome. I so enjoyed hearing all this about you. Ive heard many stories but never heard someone ask you these sorta questions. Just keep being you and blessing the world.
I lover dinner conversations! What a great interview Mark! Love you. You have made me laugh so much, you have moved me with the Gaither Vocal Band. Thanks!
I agree with your view of animals. We had a Shitzu Poodle and boy was he a Ball of Fire. He didn't like to be dressed in diapers and Baby Bonnets, like our Beagle. Pepe, always got his revenge, like taking apart my Mom's almost finished crocheting or knitting. He unraveled my beautiful sweater once, and boy did I (yes, I) got in trouble! No fair-Snoopy the beagle was a dreamboat, but Pepe was a Devil.
I grew up singing and I was a little girl I wanted to grow up and be a famous singer. Then once I realized the secular music industry is pretty dark & competitive, I didn’t pursue it. Now I just pray to God to help me to only look to him to sing in worship. Unfortunately the churches I’ve gone to aren’t accepting to new comers. I just think I’ll sing on Instagram and call myself the “church choir reject”. Lol 😂 I choose to find the humor in it & I know God has given me a gift to sing but I have yet to find an outlet to share. Maybe one day I’ll figure it out. Thank you for your channel. ❤️
I so appreciate Mark and Patsy's ability to be genuine. SO refreshing. Thank you!!!
I forgot to mention in my previous comment that the two of you made me start thinking about what fears I might have. I have always feared not being liked, until a few years ago when someone I trusted ripped me apart, told me I’m ugly, told me I’m worthless, and God called me to the mountains to heal me. After that, I no longer fear what people think of the way I look - I am what I am, God made me this way, and He loves me unconditionally. The only other fear I could think of is the fear of being a burden to my family. I would be afraid to drive a scooter because I’d be afraid something would happen and I’d be unable to care for myself, an extra load for my family to bear. (Oddly, I wouldn’t fear riding behind a responsible driver in a residential area...) Thank you for this thought-provoking conversation.
Rose Seward I think a large part of my being picked on was because I, too, was shy and terrified of messing up somehow and being ridiculed. Bullies love signs of weakness in their targets, and shyness is one of their favorites.
I love your story about God using Mark in your life. He has used him in mine, as well. I love that Mark is unfailingly gracious with us, bless his dear heart! The first time I met him I asked if I could take a picture of him, and he said, “OF me? Why not WITH me?”, and while I was still stammering out how I look awful in pictures, he twirled me around, took a selfie with me, preached me a sermon about not agreeing with God that I’m worthwhile, and then said, “You are beautiful, and don’t you ever forget it!” Oh, if I could have bottled the feeling those words gave me! I had a smile in my heart for weeks afterward! Still do, for that matter, even after all these years.
BTW, re: 2Timothy 1:7 - On 9/11, my then-6-year-old nephew was in his kindergarten class. The kids and the teacher were anxious, uneasy, and the teacher had the kids walking around a globe saying, “Jesus is Lord over all the earth.” My nephew stopped, turned to face them, threw up his hands, and quoted that verse. Turns out, that’s the verse his parents taught him because he was afraid of the dark, and he said it at bedtime every night. And then, when his teacher and classmates needed to hear it most, he taught it to them. Amen! ❤️
You guys & Patsy are the Best! Watching from Spotted Horse, WY. I was off social media for two months with no internet service. Comedy is so refreshing!
I love Patsy and Mark. I’ve seen them both in concert speaking events and thoroughly enjoyed them. ❤️
Hope you guys realize how much this helps others.
So stinkin funny and insightful. Thankyou, my friends.
Love your interview with Patsy. I first heard her on the radio and then Women of Faith. Thank you so much for Dinner Conversation videos and for checking in each day. 🙂💕
Loved watching this video, Mark ….and what a beautiful lady. Thank you for making this available for all to enjoy. 💕🙏🏻💕(prayers for all) and especially for Israel. I pray Psalm 91 which covers victory for all who are in need of healing and protection and so much more.🥰
Loved dinner conversation with Patsy Clairmont. Through Women of Faith is how I came to know about her. I would love to meet her personally and just spend a day with her and just talk, laugh and cry with her. Thank you Mark. Please continue to do what you do. May Almighty GOD continue to use you for HIS glory.
Yes! Me too! Women of faith was such a blessing! I will never forget her motor cycle story! She was about as tall as my grandmother was and the thought of my grandma doing something like that still makes me laugh!
God Bless you Patsy!
Lovely Dinner Conversation. Enjoyed. God blessings/Hug Brother Mark and
Patsy C.
I really liked it when Patsy thanked you Mark for what you do for the body of Christ. You provide medicine in the form of laughter. You have a wonderful voice and are a talented song writer. Thank you.
Love the interview..
I loved this episode. I loved that you both shared your vulnerabilities. Mark, you have always seemed to feel that you aren’t as handsome as anyone else, but I’m here to tell you that you are one of the most handsome men I have ever met, and the Christian love that radiates from your smile, your eyes, and every particle of your being just serves to enhance that attractiveness. You have NOTHING to fear about people not liking you once they get to know you, because once they get to know you, they will love you!
I agree., Mark you are very handsome
Such a great way to spend the evening. I love seeing Mark on the receiving end of the questions.
Yes laughter is the best medicine in the world. Mark you are so funny. I am so thankful to be able to enjoy these videos. God Bless.
You are a kindred spirit-I fall asleep during the slow songs, and have been booted out of many churches. I love the Afro American churches, where they have the rhytm and feel free to worship our Lord and Savior freely. At first, I was scared as I visited, but soon felt led to join in by their enthusiasm to praise the Lord. It was hard to go back to the conservative Baptist church that sang the Boring songs that repeated the same words over and over! I never had Ridlin-(my family has), but had been schooled in hospitals throughout the years, so heard lectures in my sleep. I thank God, I am here at all-I still drive everyone crazy. I definitely hide with my humor, as I feel inferior to a lot of better looking, smarter people. It is easier to laugh at myself, as I have accidentally offended everyone so many times.
Love this, thank you!
I love you, Mark! Laughter is good medicine!!
Great interview with a Patsy 🙏❤️🙏 Laughter is such a huge part of my life....I can not imagine my life without it 🙏😂🙏 THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT PODCAST 🙏❤️🙏 BLESSINGS ALL AROUND 😉
Mark I love you! 😊 You are just great and I think you're plenty handsome. I so enjoyed hearing all this about you. Ive heard many stories but never heard someone ask you these sorta questions. Just keep being you and blessing the world.
I am so glad that Mark Lowry is still doing well! See you tomorrow night
I loved this so, so, so very much. Once again a Big “Heartfelt Thanks!!!❤️❤️❤️
This was a priceless conversation! Pasty Claremont is so amazing! You're pretty great too Mark!
Lol ... God bless you both!!
I love the way Patsy talks. Love you all.
I love Patsy! The two of you together are great! It's nice to see your humanity.
I love this interview! I've watched it several times, and will do so again! 👍❤️
Love, love, love Patsy...
I always enjoy your music, laughter, and something to ponder upon.
Great Night loved hearing all the great stories. Thankyou 💕
I love this Dinner Conversation Patsy and Mark were awesome
💕💜❤💙💝🌼🌸💞
"It came to pass..." Thank you for following the call.
This is a great show!! Love Dinner Conversations!!
Love the time at the table with you both. TY
Look forward to this interview tomorrow evening.
Enjoyed you two so much! God bless your sox off!
this is gonna be GOOD!
Hi Mark, I really like your dinner conversations keep up the good work!
I have followed Mark for years and
to hear Mark the person not the singer-talker ... cool
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Great interview.
I am very vocal too, and sometimes that gets me in TROUBLE! I can't stand to see anyone abused, or belittled, and do I Roar!
Wonderful show.
I loved the funny Blooper last night it was so funny I laughed so hard!
I lover dinner conversations! What a great interview Mark! Love you. You have made me laugh so much, you have moved me with the Gaither Vocal Band. Thanks!
We the good old USA soon to rescue lots of babies. Thank you Father.
Ty Mark God bless
YA, WHAT WERE YOU THINKIN'? SHE DID A GREAT INTERVIEW!!!
I agree with your view of animals. We had a Shitzu Poodle and boy was he a Ball of Fire. He didn't like to be dressed in diapers and Baby Bonnets, like our Beagle. Pepe, always got his revenge, like taking apart my Mom's almost finished crocheting or knitting. He unraveled my beautiful sweater once, and boy did I (yes, I) got in trouble! No fair-Snoopy the beagle was a dreamboat, but Pepe was a Devil.
grilled him hum he has no burn marks on him lol
Could we have another birthday party with your friend? I love that your friends are like real people.
See you all tonight at 8 CT!
I love you both!!
Mark, you didn't know Colleen since High School. You met her through Dena in the 1980's. lol
3:05 the real me scares me too, some times
Patsy is beautiful.
Hey Mark. I have nooo idea what a “water head” is but you’re a handsome guy now! Just saying.
❤
60's are not always so hot either when your body starts to fall apart. and I too have shrunk can't afford to get any shorter
You are handsome
She is so tiny