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Another Note from John Fletcher
There are 5,446,646 people named John in the U.S. I'm just Another John.
Episodes
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Repeated hope
That made me wonder if our Lord's return was even a real thing.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Always working
Don't tell the Pharisees and others, but they were working on the Sabbath as well.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
God's help
God helps us without answering every prayer the way we want.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Standing with them
Doing the right thing often takes great courage and faith.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
When judgement backfires
We're sure God forgives our sins, if we can think of any. But whatever will God do with those other people?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Simple consequences
How many more of our circumstances are mere consequences of decisions we make?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Numbering our days
Some would say it's inevitable to lose our youthful hope and optimism. I'm not so sure.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Repentance is freedom
What better joy is there than knowing God has forgiven you?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The word of our Lord
The people wouldn't have minded if Ezra read past lunchtime!
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The right direction
God and God's people were not walking hand in hand.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Name calling
Stop giving kids Bible names without Bible lessons. Abraham tried to rob me last night.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
No committees
Having faith in the living God is more than being nice and doing nice things.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Eat your heart out
Keep these words that I am commanding you today in your heart.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Everlasting impact
Stenography isn't a spiritual gift. But it is a skill God can still use.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Just another person
Perhaps that's a reminder Moses kept to keep himself humble.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Wilderness experiences
It's not that I want to walk through the wilderness. But...
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Challenge heavy
If the Good Shepherd challenges us, it's for our good.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Direction matters
If we change direction, our stubbornness against God can transform into persistent faithfulness.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
God in the groove
Isn't that what we mean when we talk about meeting people where they are?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Get real
This kind of real and holy work moves us from mere religious words to a more holy life.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Under construction
How will we know for sure if we're building ourselves into a spiritual house if we don't do the necessary discipleship work and inspection?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Move it
It seems to me God's Spirit would lead anyone hoping for revival to get moving for it.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
We could be angels
May our acts center on the message and reality that Jesus is Lord.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Stay blessed
Meditation is more than reading your devotional material, closing the book and moving on to your next task.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Stories to tell
How many of your countless blessings can you remember?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Keep still, but keep moving
If you drop your sandal while crossing the Red Sea, do you stop to pick it up?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Heavenly citizens
We are what God created us to be, a special possession.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
A Holy Alignment
supposedly, we won't take care of "our people" if we focus on others first. If that's the case, we don't know how to be church.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
Great churches
If God is greater, how can we cross our arms and settle for less-than-great things happening in our lives?