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Another Note from John Fletcher
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Another Note from John FletcherPraise reminders
And whenever you hear a praise reminder, however you can, fall before God, giving back to the Lord and worship.
Another Note from John FletcherThe real party
Even ministry can take on a life of its own apart from God's holiness.

Another Note from John FletcherPower and love
Will we destroy one another or build together the hopeful future we envision?
Another Note from John FletcherWhat have you heard?
The world is still hurting, but God is still speaking.
Another Note from John FletcherVoice of praise
The surpassing greatness of God draws us to celebration.
Another Note from John FletcherUp early
Maybe we don't always experience Christ's resurrection through trumpets and fanfare.
Another Note from John FletcherThe way of heaven
Can't we trust the way of heaven to still win today?
Another Note from John FletcherA victory song
You may still be in the fight of your life, but don't stop declaring your victory song.
Another Note from John FletcherWith the cross
How many joined in shouting out because that felt safer than speaking up?
Another Note from John FletcherProclaiming foolishness
The world calls the cross foolish. But the bread and cup preach otherwise.
Another Note from John FletcherBecoming Body Builders
Jesus didn't ask us to be religion's bodyguards.
Another Note from John FletcherThe foolish choice
When we choose the cross of Jesus, we don't choose power defined by the world's wisdom.



Another Note from John FletcherFor every season
Turning to the love of God doesn't always make life easy. But it does keep our eyes on what is eternal.
Another Note from John FletcherThe first day
If Sunday is the first day, then one of the first things I do to start my week is worship. That has a way of setting priorities and guiding how I approach the…
Another Note from John FletcherA good laugh
Let our laughter be a sign of blessing, of peace and of being able to see the beauty of God beyond the pain of this world.

Another Note from John FletcherBorrowed jars
A common theme in all scripture reminds us that God watches and cares for how we care for each other.
Another Note from John FletcherThe fool's test
We don't want to be foolish enough to think God will overlook how we care for or ignore the needs of God's people.
Another Note from John FletcherCan't bury praise
Though we may suffer today, our faith draws us to praise the Lord.
Another Note from John FletcherThe whole story
If God has acted, let God's action be everything it is.
Another Note from John FletcherIn time to come
Your story is going to be a blessing for someone else to hear.
Another Note from John FletcherA fruity experience
The promises of God are best lived and experienced than they are merely talked about and admired.
Another Note from John FletcherPause. Pray. Proceed.
The next time you're tempted to say something too soon, pause and pray first.

Another Note from John FletcherRising With Christ
Christ raises us to new life and to pursue life in his name.
Another Note from John FletcherSeeking or streaming?
Our overabundance often takes away our sense of how much we need God's presence.
Another Note from John FletcherThe gnarly way of life
Jesus knows where all of this is going. But he never shies away from it.
Another Note from John FletcherIt's our turn
What you and I might go through today is nothing new the world hasn't seen. It's just our turn to experience it.
Another Note from John FletcherLike an ox
Turns out I didn't choose my stiff neck. I just didn't turn away from it enough.
Another Note from John FletcherWhat's right and rigtheous
Paul didn't settle for what was right, but what was righteous.



Another Note from John FletcherI'll show you
God doesn't seem to open our eyes to know everything right now.


Another Note from John FletcherThe good old days
Help me figure out how we get back to the good old days.
Another Note from John FletcherA serious offense
We all know religion can make people do strange things.
Another Note from John FletcherMaking real decisions
It's intriguing to wonder how Jesus made his decisions.
Another Note from John FletcherAre you listening?
God doesn't appoint judges over you. But you do have friends and mentors.

Another Note from John FletcherI've had it
How many times have you ever thought, "I've had it up to here!"






Another Note from John FletcherFashioned
Part of life and faith in God is learning, though, how we wear God's armor today.





Another Note from John FletcherGod's calling you
You're God's next prophet. None of us probably want that job.
