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Another Note from John Fletcher
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Another Note from John FletcherRemember Your Way Back
The command to seek God is surrounded by the command to remember God.
Another Note from John FletcherSwivel Your Head
The world hasn't stopped being wonderful just because we've stopped wondering.
Another Note from John FletcherGrowing Up in the Desert
We can have the right convictions and still make the wrong decisions.
Another Note from John FletcherTrying to Carry God
If we're not careful, we let all our right religious things make our faith into a formula for getting the life we want.
Another Note from John FletcherWinning Like Jesus
The cross offers us a strange victory. Jesus wins by giving himself away.
Another Note from John FletcherDon't Bury Tomorrow
You don’t have to let yesterday’s pain, loss, or disappointment dictate what God can do tomorrow.

Another Note from John FletcherDon't Make it Harder
If Jesus welcomes people by grace, we should be careful not to add weight to their shoulders.

Another Note from John FletcherUnmistakable Worship
Faithfulness means bringing the song back into tune until our words, our choices, and our loyalties point unmistakably toward the Lamb.
Another Note from John FletcherSo Much for Smooth Sailing
Following Jesus doesn’t mean you’ll never find yourself in rough water.
Another Note from John FletcherA Lot of Lingering
Comfortable things can keep you from being faithful to God's calling.
Another Note from John FletcherChanging the Nouns
What do we owe one another because we belong to one another?
Another Note from John FletcherThe Director's Cut
But part of growing in faith is allowing God to deepen the one you're already living.
Another Note from John FletcherWhen Faith Gets Boring
A danger of your religion is that it can convince you you've figured God out.
Another Note from John FletcherDon't Be Crumby
The more Jesus gives away, the more there seems to be.
Another Note from John FletcherA Change of Mind
We keep showing up so God can keep changing the way we see.
Another Note from John FletcherThe Prayer Competition
Prayer needs to be both the foundation beneath our life together and the scaffolding around whatever God is building among us.
Another Note from John FletcherGrowing Older
Settling for anything other than God is the danger of life.
Another Note from John FletcherSolo Saints
God's work can happen as ordinary people carry one another.
Another Note from John FletcherThe Weight of Control
Control can make us feel like we're carrying the weight of the world.
Another Note from John FletcherA Ticket to Holiness
We need people who know more than whether we showed up on Sunday.
Another Note from John FletcherA Little Latitude
Heavenly wisdom doesn't choose between conviction and compassion.
Another Note from John FletcherGrabbing Hold
God’s transforming work within us can sometimes surprise others. Even ourselves!
Another Note from John FletcherFollowing the Follower
Whether we realize it or not, we're all leaving footprints.

Another Note from John FletcherThe God Hug
The God who transforms enemies into family is the same God who restores relationships and heals what feels like it could never be mended.
Another Note from John FletcherThe First One to Love You
God's care didn't begin the day you noticed it. It began long before you were aware of it.
Another Note from John FletcherWhen God Searches
There is a difference between working for God and being present with God.
Another Note from John FletcherThe Idol of Certainty
Our idols may not be carved from wood or stone, but they still make oversized promises.
Another Note from John FletcherThe Big Reveal
Discipleship's invitation has never been to solve God. It has always been to know God.
Another Note from John FletcherTelling My Trouble
Prayer is bringing our real lives into God's presence.

Another Note from John FletcherStrong Enough
Growing up in Christ means fewer battles over ourselves and greater passion for what builds others up.
Another Note from John FletcherEnough to Follow
As we walk faithfully, God continues to reveal the path.

Another Note from John FletcherKnowing Enough
I don't need to pretend to have all the answers when I trust the One who does.
Another Note from John FletcherWhat Time Can't Do
Grace gives us the courage to speak honestly, the humility to ask for forgiveness, and the compassion to give it to others.
Another Note from John FletcherHope is Real
Because Christ walked out of the tomb, hopelessness is no longer the only option.
Another Note from John FletcherServe Somebody
God isn't looking for employees who are trying to keep a perfect work record.
Another Note from John FletcherYou Were Here
Don't treat God's Word as if it were addressed to your neighbors. Read and listen to it like your name is on the envelope.
Another Note from John FletcherSkins
If we claim to follow the One who took on flesh, then our beliefs should become visible in the way we live.
Another Note from John FletcherFull or Empty
We can hope for more without believing we can only have joy when "more" comes.
Another Note from John FletcherA New Court
These places remind us that we are not the first people to need God's help.
Another Note from John FletcherNothing More
The good news of the gospel is that Christ has already done what we could never do for ourselves.
Another Note from John FletcherAccepting God's Answer
In reality, we seek God's will while hoping our will wins.

Another Note from John FletcherGood News Travels
Every Christian reminds us that freedom has a name, Jesus.

Another Note from John FletcherFreedom to Confess
When we stop pretending, we make space for God to lead us into a better future.
Another Note from John FletcherFull of Years
God's invitation is to consider what you will do with the time you have been given.
Another Note from John FletcherTail Wagging
There is something holy about having someone show up and remind you that you are not alone.
Another Note from John FletcherBeing Heard
The good news that Moses first brought was that God had been paying attention.
Another Note from John FletcherSpiritual Bargaining
God is not looking for promises from us so much as faithfulness from us.
Another Note from John FletcherPicking Grain
The Sabbath was always meant to be a gift, a reminder that God is enough and that we can rest in God.
Another Note from John FletcherWalking & Waiting
God's faithfulness is not measured by the speed of God's answers.
Another Note from John FletcherLooking Where God Looks
The poor often carry the consequences of economic decisions made by others.

Another Note from John FletcherA Missing Assignment
Trust God's grace completely, but don't use it as an excuse for delayed obedience.
