Another Note from John Fletcher

I can convince myself who the weeds are, only to learn how little I really know about the people growing beside me.

Fear is a storyteller, but it isn’t always a truthful one.

Maybe you need to hear Jesus say, You are blessed. That you don’t have to prove your worth to God.

James tells the church to “Pray for one another.” He expects us to bring our lives before God together.

Sometimes, we're so sure how God ought to answer a prayer that we overlook the word that is right in front of us.

Jesus' invitation gives us a chance to actually notice what we’ve been carrying, accepting it means we’re ready to learn his way of carrying life.

James asks, “Who are you to judge your neighbor?” There is one judge, and thank God for that.

A church becomes intergenerational when children are not merely included in the room but welcomed into the center, seen, heard, trusted, and taken seriously.

We can stay around the things of God while slowly moving away from God.

Love is not an alternative to serious faith.