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Another Note from John Fletcher
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- Another Note from John Fletcher
All peoples, one praise
We get to let our lives reflect the God whose love pulls people together rather than tearing them apart.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Deep faith and simple praise
God is steadfast love, and so we praise God.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Letting hope lead
Be assured that God has something better in store for this world and all of us.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Mixed emotions
You don’t have to silence your joy to honor your grief, or silence your grief to prove your joy.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
That's enough
God draws near to us, even before we know how to turn toward God.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Seeing again
Maybe God has been near in places we never thought to look.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Vision in the valley
What if the delay you’re experiencing is not wasted time, but holy preparation?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Our new governor
Think of peace not as something we arrive at but something that guides us.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Faith in the making
If your faith is growing at all, God is behind it.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Better together
Holiness that doesn’t reach others isn’t all that holy.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Let grace lead
Our church programs and plans cannot replace God’s work within our hearts.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Show the way
People notice our patience, integrity, generosity, humility, and how we treat others more than they notice our theological arguments
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The echo of faith
Our faith has always been an echo from someone else.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Judge better
We are to be honest about our struggles and look to hold one another accountable.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Make the effort
Grace allows us the room to grow, but we still have to put in the work.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
God carries what we cannot
We can surrender our burdens and trust that God will carry us through.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Taste of grace
Every meal we share becomes a small reflection of God’s kingdom.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Three surprising disciplines
The journey toward holiness includes an openness we should discipline ourselves to pursue.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Making room for one another
The beauty of God’s dwelling place is that no one is too small or insignificant to belong there.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The end goal
Christian perfection is the desire of God and the hopeful anticipation of those who have chosen to follow Christ.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
When the church forgets
The world doesn't need a church full of itself.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Passion without pressure
Our role is not to win arguments, but to love people.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Don't forget to breathe
Breathing is more than having breath. It's having life!
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The message is the miracle
Today is a good day to stop and listen for something God may have been patiently trying to tell you.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Close to home
We do know what it's like to feel far from God, far from peace and even far from ourselves. That can be what exile looks like today.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The Bible says
What the Bible says is supposed to free us. Free us to love and serve God with all of our being. To burn away lies of hate and division and break apart systems…
- Another Note from John Fletcher
God is my refuge
No matter where you are, God is there. And God is always ready to care.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The widow's challenge
How might our pride, our expectations or our systems harm those we are called to serve?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Jesus at the center
You can't become all things to all people without first coming to them.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Where God stands
God speaks for the oppressed. Not only to comfort them but also to confront the systems that prey upon them.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
God's consolations
When your heart is weighed down with many cares, remember God's consolations.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The harder fight
Let's ask God for the courage to fight with love, integrity and hope.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Remembering and telling
Faith and discipleship take root in a community's shared experiences.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Greater treasure
Jesus is asking us to trust that following him leads to a greater treasure.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
He made me do it
We decide how we respond, no matter what someone else does to us or says.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Easy answers
What do we miss when stubbornness dictates what we’re willing to hear?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Every page is a gift
There's no season of your life wasted in God's story.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Isn't God lovely!
God does not switch on and off because love does not do that.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
New to this
Our churches should be places filled with people who help one another flourish.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Time and time again
God loves you where you are in whatever condition you're in and makes you new.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
God makes you ready
God never calls us to a way of life and then leaves us unequipped to follow it.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
When silence kills
To seek the heart of God is to confront what we’d rather ignore.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Peace in panic
Whatever the storm looks like, one truth remains: God is with us.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
When life trembles
Maybe we all don't need more people, but deeper faith.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Every day encouragement
All our small acts remind those around us, and ourselves, that God is alive and at work in our lives.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Upside down church
The gospel turns values, priorities and even power structures upside down. But always in the best way!
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Love never gets old
What God has done, God continues to do. God has not stopped helping us.