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Another Note from John Fletcher
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Another Note from John FletcherAll the years
The hopes and fears of all the years are met in thee tonight.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
A Christmas favorite
The Prince of Peace has a way of peace God teaches us.
- Another Note from John Fletcher
A Christmas opportunity
Dumping the holiday on Christmas Day and leaving it for next year is a more worthy gripe.
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Feeling like Christmas
"Wherever you find love, it feels like Christmas."
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Turning back
All that's left to share with someone who's turned back is what we have to share with the rest of the world.
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Forgetting labels
Sometimes our labels help us better understand who we are, maybe even who we aren't.
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Vision of life
Vision pours into the hearts of God's people so that we can see what God wants us to see.
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Through us
Can you imagine the excitement of the young church in Acts?
- Another Note from John Fletcher
The Bible's gift
We learn to read the Bible. Then we let our reading shape our devotion to God.
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A constant attitude
This generation will not pass away until these things have taken place.
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Bent toward life
Jesus used the death penalty to show he could conquer without it.
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No Black Friday for me
Black Friday isn't like the flood story of Noah! But I bet you could find some evils-of-humanity parallels.
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Around the table
You can't out give God, but you can have a lot of fun and do a lot of good trying.
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Opening the doors
God does not need permission, but will wait for our response.
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It's so simple
I don't want us to lose sight of who and what makes us who and what we are.
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The trickiness of humility
Something Jesus taught us is that we cannot live for ourselves and glorify God at the same time.
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Command talk
What if we thought of God's commandments as God's wisdom and instruction?
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A growing church
So, what does last? How can we expect our churches to grow? What are we even growing into? One word: Love.
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Peace in your heart
The Lord doesn't dangle peace on a stick in front of us.
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The mercy game
The mercy game takes on different forms as we get older.
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Earth knows
The earth is paying attention and cannot help but break out in praise!
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Worth celebrating
How do we maintain a healthy sense of tradition and mission?
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How you read the Bible
How you answer might help illuminate how you're reading the Bible.
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Things I've seen
He's seen so many things before, anything new just reminds him of how they've overcome.
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Readjusting our vision
We can be blind and we can be near sighted. Which is worse?
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Rhyme time
God help us to learn from where we've been to sense where God is leading.
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Cardboard ministry
The beautiful ministry of the children of God is what people notice most.
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All over the place
Where you are adds meaning to a lot of how you experience life.
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It could be worse
"There are worse things that can happen to you than dying."
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Back and forth
Jesus knew both how the disciples would fail and how they would not.
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Be persistent
May God encourage our hearts to continue to be persistent for each other.
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You can't hurry God
We patiently wait because it's the only way we'll learn to be more faithful.
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Honorable mention
If Jesus hadn't called on him, who knows what they would have said to him after he yelled even louder in response.
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Unfair grace
We often struggle with God's sense of grace and generosity.
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Receiving gifts
It's better to give than to receive. But that doesn't mean to receive is bad.