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Another Note from John Fletcher
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Another Note from John FletcherBurn it down
How much of our struggle relates to our desire to keep things as we like them?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Seeing stars
Some stars can escape the gravitational pull of a black hole.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
What in the world?
What's going on in the world depends on what understanding of the world you're considering.
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The lamb wins
John challenges our notions by presenting the Lamb of God.
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Doom and gloom
Why are we so "doom and gloom" when everyone else is holly and jolly?
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Seems right to me
Obedience is the thing, living in active response to the living God.
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Pesky neighbors & bickering family
What do we do when we're at each other's throats? How do you respond when it's obvious someone has it in for you?
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Wrong kind of persistence
Let not the willfully persistent consider God's patience to be God's forgetfulness.
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Spiritual babysitting
Church is bound to look so much different in the coming years. Have we prepared our young saints for that?
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Who's angry at Jesus?
Whereas the people praise him for one sentence, they were ready to kill him the next.
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Who's worthy of help?
Deciding who is worthy to receive our help or not is a delicate matter.
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People are people
Whether it's religious leaders or widows, people are people.
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An important announcement
I promise you we're not hiding church events from you.
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Who do you love?
God was willing to show the entire world what love really looks like.
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A grave opportunity
The church can stand around for a few more minutes to honor their life.
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Three men and a deity
I had finished an article that wondered if the prophet Ezekiel was on drugs.
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The surety of insecurity
"When God put a calling on your life, he already factored in your stupidity."
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What'd you call me?
All those jokes about getting out of church by noon come from somewhere.
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Not my problem
I want my children to know that I gave God everything I had.
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God's cup
Jesus isn't hoping to merely get out of the pain and suffering he knows is ahead. He doesn't want to face God's wrath.
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Back to Sunday School
How God will encourage us won't be obvious until we set out on an intentional walk with the Lord.
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Dinosaur thoughts
I'll repeat what the psalmist declared: O Lord, how manifold are your works!
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Recipe for life
Does scripture have to tell you something each time you read it?
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Set up for hope
As we pursue the holiness of God we become something different.
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Good pride
The church needs to be careful with pride. It seeps into our souls without us realizing it. It impacts our ministry and witness in the process
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Rest and peace
We'd love to be able to take a break. We're just too busy.
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Good bad examples
God helps us become better examples of what to do as we follow Jesus.
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Fulfilled and redeemed
The best way we can live is by allowing God to show us our blind spots.
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Sex and divorce
After a few years of staying married, did some of the Corinthian Christians laugh at themselves for thinking divorce might honor God?
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Married or not
Reflect on how we respect and care for each other, married or not.
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Plant a tree
The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago. The second best time is now.
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The nanny
Don't teachers and nannies want us to mature and grow into something more than what we currently are?
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Stumbling happens
Stumbling happens. That's called being alive. It happens to us all.
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Letting go of pain
Letting go of pain can be difficult and, well, painful itself.
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Creating God
Creating God in our own image gets in the way of God's word growing in our hearts.
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Giving up DIY
What does it take to shed some of our DIY approach to life?
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Don't give up on us
How could I ever give up on a people that God hasn't given up on?
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Monday complaining
Don't complain about Mondays. Some people didn't get one.
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How to live
We all have to learn what it means to be fully alive, fully human.
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Ready when you are
I like to remind myself that I have the same amount of time in my days that Jesus had.
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Anti-Christ Christians
A good person who gives in to a bad person is a muddied spring, a polluted well.
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All that wisdom
Truth be told, I can only read so much of Proverbs at one time. It's almost overwhelming.
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Ready for football?
Knowing how God has blessed you, don't ever tire of calling on God.
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Wrestling with a prostitute
Someone figured out a formula we love to watch.
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This generation
Leading with faith means you follow the guidance and wisdom of the Spirit. You also submit to the lordship of Jesus.
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Strange prayers
If you know any of the imprecatory psalms, strange prayers don't catch you off guard.