To the Church facing the challenge of depression, As a pastor, I’ve seen various challenges in people’s lives, and what I’ve learned is that Jesus comprehends where you’re at, even when the rest of the world may not. Whether it’s a daunting medical diagnosis, a significant financial setback, an impending unattainable deadline, a broken relationship,…read more.
Dear member of His church family, As I reflect on the state of faith in the church today, I am reminded of the imagery of proud trees standing tall. Trees, as you may know, are often used as symbols of people in the Bible. Just as it is written in Ezekiel 17:24, “All the trees…read more.
Dear Church Family, Today is a day to share some uplifting news. In an era marked by judgment in the church and a scarcity of grace for Christ’s followers, let me introduce you to the remarkable journey of Eric Layton. I first encountered Eric on a street corner during a vibrant First Friday event. There…read more.
Dear friends of the church, I write to you today with a message of love and understanding, seeking to make the profound concept of grace more accessible to your hearts. The more you comprehend the kindness and mercy of God, the more your love for Him grows, and your desire to serve Him deepens. First,…read more.
Dear Church, I trust this letter finds you well and uplifts your spirits. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God. In a world filled with turmoil and division, let your hearts be the sanctuaries of peace and unity. Seek to reconcile differences, for love is the way to the…read more.
Dear Church, This matter has weighed on my mind for a while, but a local church’s actions have compelled me to break my silence. My aim is not to incite controversy but to shed light on a matter of truth. Recently, I learned of a situation where a local church in Enid, Ok denied membership…read more.
Dear Church this is my fourth letter to you, Grace and peace be upon you. It is with a heart filled with love and concern that I write to you today. First and foremost, I rejoice in the faithfulness of your hearts, your commitment to the Gospel, and your love for one another. Your fellowship…read more.
Dear Church, I hope this message finds you well. I’m writing to encourage you in your faith and to share some thoughts that are relevant to our times. First and foremost, remember to love one another deeply, as genuine love can cover a multitude of differences and hurts. In today’s world, where division and discord…read more.
My second letter to the Church, I urge you to grasp the freedom you’ve been given through faith in Jesus. Legalism, with its rules and regulations, is a slippery slope that can lead you away from the true message of grace. You see, trying to earn your salvation through the law is like trying to…read more.
“Nothing can separate us from God’s love” Dear Church, I hope this letter finds you well and in good spirits. I want to share some important thoughts with you, just as Paul did in his letter to the Romans. First, remember that we all make mistakes and fall short sometimes. It’s through our faith in…read more.
