Comments on: Pastor Ken Hutcherson Fights Prostate Cancer

By: Doreen

Doreen — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 01:58:04 +0000

I heard the same interview with Dr. James Dodson and I was struck by Mr. Hutcherson’s remarkable faith in living with cancer. He has shifted his focus from his humanness to God’s holiness. He is a remarkable man of God and a reminder of what it means to walk in faith.

By: Sherri Cull

Sherri Cull — Fri, 11 Dec 2009 23:54:22 +0000

I listened to Mr. Hutcherson’s interview with Dr. James Dobson today and was truly moved by his willingness to submit to God and to allow him to use his trial (blessing) of cancer to mold and use him if only we to could trust our heavenly father as much as this saint. We love you Mr. Hutcherson and may God continue to bless you and use you.

By: Darren

Darren — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:10:14 +0000

I think that Hutch’s cancer is another sad chapter in an already sad story. He will go to his deathbed loved by thousands and hated by millions. Few have done more to drive people away from christ and I hope he wakes up before his illness gets worse. If he doesn’t rid himself of all that hate before he dies, his legacy will be that of a disgraceful bigot.

C’mon Hutch – beat this cancer and start living christ-like. Get out of the harsh old testament and learn how to teach the true love of Jesus.

By: formerlygay

formerlygay — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:44:26 +0000

Did you even BOTHER reading the rest of the site? Did you read the news article where he admits that his obsession with Mt. Si is because he was insulted at an assembly and that it’s his pride at stake and not his love for gay people? Did you read the effect that his protests have had on the gay students at Mt. Si?

I’d guess probably not. Look, I love Jesus and his followers, but I have deep concerns that your Hutch’s sinful pride is getting in the way of the Gospel reaching those struggling, questioning souls. And that’s where I get angry.

By: annie

annie — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 03:34:00 +0000

I have known Hutch since High School. If there is ever a Man of God out there it is Hutch. His love and compassion for Gods people is unfathamable and I am so proud of him and all God has done thru him. His cancer may destroy his earthly body but God began a work in him that will have a profound affect on people for years to come. He is a beautiful man with a beautiful family and I am so proud of him. I support all that he does and has done where gay rights are concerned. We are all children of God and it is our responsibility to live and teach as God as directed us to. Homosexuality is wrong, against God, it is sin. It isn’t the gays that we as Christians hate it is their lifestyle, their sin. We will pray that God will bring them back to Him. To a way of life that He intended. We love Gods children, but we hate their sin.

By: godmade

godmade — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 20:46:19 +0000

That’s good to know that we might have Hutch with us for an extended period. I applaud you for giving him the benfit of the doubt.

By: ItsSimple

ItsSimple — Thu, 14 May 2009 18:26:23 +0000

formergay You say “young people are figuring out their sexual issues” I wonder where that thought comes from. A man is a man and a woman is a woman. The Bible is a wonderful love message from God but it also is very helpful during all the stages of our lives. Proverbs has a lot to say about the hormones raging and what to do about it. Mostly it says to walk a narrow path and don’t see how close you can come to evil. Certainly active sexual pursuit is supposed to be left to the incredibly enjoyable marriage bed. In the meantime self control is emphasized. Men and woman are not dogs in heat. They can wait and frankly if they can’t what does that say about them?

By: formerlygay

formerlygay — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 18:04:08 +0000

I’m glad to hear it Henry. My problem is that Hutch’s pride has gotten in the way of his message and young people who are just now figuring out their sexual issues are getting the idea that the church is not an answer to the questions they might have. When they protest the violence and the abuse they suffer, it seems the church’s response is to protest their choices, and in a tacit way, approving of the violence these young men and women inherit.

I’m just saying there’s a better, more Jesus-identified way to build bridges insted of inciting hatred and abuse.

I’d love to sit down and talk with the man about this some time.

By: Henry

Henry — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 17:15:12 +0000

Hutch is a wonderful man, totally committed to God and willing to give up everything to pursue God’s plan for his life — even if it’s not politically correct. I admire him, and I know him pretty well, after attending his church for 10 years. He is not a hater of people — any people. He just hates the fact that God’s plan for marriage and sexual relationships has been so perverted as to make homosexuality seem “almost” normal. Thank God that He called Hutch to send an important message to our culture.

By: mephibosheth

mephibosheth — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 19:58:48 +0000

Prostate cancer can be very slow in progressing. When my father was diagnosed, doctors told him if he did nothing, he’d have 8-10 years. As it was, he chose a “radical” and is quite well nearly 14 years later.

It was the newspaper article that used the term “enemies”–let’s hope Pastor Hutcherson does not see any individuals that way himself.