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Another Note from John Fletcher
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Episodes
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Prayer Warfare
The moment you turn toward God, a thousand other things fight for your attention.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The Job Reminder
Faith is learning to trust God even when we cannot make sense of everything.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Tents and Camps
To move forward faithfully, it takes a community willing to listen together for the voice of the Spirit still speaking even in unexpected places.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The Jackals
The Spirit opens our eyes to the presence of God that has always surrounded us.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Beyond Normal
The Spirit gives people the ability to see beyond the limits of the present moment
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The Family Name
We are children of God, and how awesome is that, but we are also heirs with Christ, especially as we suffer alongside him.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
As at This Day
Worship is not just for holidays, sanctuaries, or even Sundays.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The End is No Excuse
The world might treat endings as permission to coast, the gospel treats endings as a reason to become more loving.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
A Holy Responsibility
The calling is to reflect God’s presence, and that calling belongs to us all.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The Holy Work of Quiet
Silence can create space for us to notice where God is moving.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
All in All
We are often content with forgiveness while resisting holiness.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Seeing the Face of God
Holiness also shapes the way we see and treat people made in God’s image.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
A Different Spirit
In a culture of insults and outrage, we are called to bless instead of curse.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Difference as Scenery
Diversity is not a flaw in creation. It is part of its beauty.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Habits of the Heart
What you repeatedly do forms what you love, and what you love ultimately shapes who you become.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Don't Be Stupid
Reach for what nourishes your soul by choosing God's way.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The Weight of Trust
God is not wasting the steps you trust to God's wisdom.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Carrying Bones
There are prayers you are living in that you didn’t pray.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The Freedmen Way
We're all capable of framing people as versions of themselves that fit our narrative, rather than engaging them as the people they are.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Your Ambition is Showing
Jesus doesn't seem to mind if you want to be great. You're just going to have to be great on his terms.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The Resurrection Pattern
God equips you with everything good to do God's will.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Go In Peace
Our words can become the doorway through which someone else walks into obedience.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
When the Shepherd Moves Me
Practice paying attention to how and where God leads.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Gird your mind
I just wonder how much of our struggle is rooted in that untrained thinking.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
He is real
Faith is about trusting the One who’s already reaching for you.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Timing and attitude
Faith can ask for signs. But it also learns to recognize the sign we’ve already been given
- Another Note from John Fletcher
He was there
Discernment doesn’t always happen in the moment. It often happens in our remembering.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Wherever you go
In a world that constantly pulls at us, the resurrection of Jesus calls us back.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Choosing your God
To choose God is to choose a different way of being in the world.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The right fit
Like a fresh pair of kicks or a new jacket catches the eye, your character catches attention, too.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
No going back
Sometimes, it feels like losing before it feels like living.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Knowing his suffering
We want Jesus to know our suffering, but we hesitate to know his.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Expired
The life we try to hold onto too tightly… is the very life that keeps us from becoming.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Fill the rooms
Sometimes the most faithful thing you can do is to break open what you’ve been holding back.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The door's open
Job was willing to risk everything just to speak to God. We are invited to come freely.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Listening without hearing
Make space to hear Jesus' voice above the others.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Rage and resistance
Rage has a way of showing up when our control starts slipping away.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Kings and kingdoms
As people of God, we get to choose. Which kingdom will we honor and trust?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Where's Jesus?
If we merely assume Christ, we risk actually seeing Christ at the center of everything.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Deeper prayer
Your prayer life is an expression of what’s in your heart.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Under control
To follow Christ is to abandon the need you have to control life.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
An open book
The Bible is not Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Grammar of living
Grace is not only something we speak, but it's also the grammar of our living.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Shame, shame
Walk in the freedom that comes from God's grace, a freedom from shame.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Come and sing
Worship is about remembering that the One who made you is still the One who is giving you life.