Another Note from John Fletcher

When we learn to look for those little pieces, we begin to "know" hope again.

God sees the quiet harm we overlook.

We get to let our lives reflect the God whose love pulls people together rather than tearing them apart.

God is steadfast love, and so we praise God.

Be assured that God has something better in store for this world and all of us.

You don’t have to silence your joy to honor your grief, or silence your grief to prove your joy.

God draws near to us, even before we know how to turn toward God.

Maybe God has been near in places we never thought to look.

What if the delay you’re experiencing is not wasted time, but holy preparation?

Think of peace not as something we arrive at but something that guides us.

If your faith is growing at all, God is behind it.

Holiness that doesn’t reach others isn’t all that holy.

Holiness remains the real measure of growth.

Our church programs and plans cannot replace God’s work within our hearts.

Discipleship must be intentional.