Mr. Scanlon: Actually, in American usage, commas and periods always go inside the quotation marks, irrespective of any kind of logic. British usage makes a distinction, as does American usage for question marks and exclamation points.
Ted Troxell

That was powerful! Great for "big church". I would definitely buy a version of this that was more relevant to high school students. Please? :)
Darryl Janzen
Oasis Community Church

WOW - this is not just great, it's powerful. I had to watch it twice because the first time I was in shock - it's where I was and where so many people I care for and love are right now.
Todd Sutay
Valley Chapel

Great video... For future reference, periods go inside quotation marks. So... I got "saved." Not... I got "saved". Nit-picking, I know. :)
Richard Schmidt
Living Hope Community Church

Sorry Mr Schmidt. Your "nit-picking" is incorrect. It was used as a quote for emphasis (see example used in this sentence) on the word, as part of the sentence. The whole sentence is not a quote, so the period goes at the end of the sentence, not the quotation mark.
Ben Scanlan

SO GOOD!!!! WELL DONE! Powerful and real guys! I agree, one of your best works!
Bobbie Gregor
Generations Church

Very powerful video, your best work. Thanks guys for making quality media like this.
Joe Ferreira
Spring Baptist Church

wow. i know so many men who would resonate with that -- and they may even admit it in a small group. pretty much in-your-face.
Dana Flemming
Willoughby Hills UMC