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Love Is the Answer
The other day I was driving down the road running a few errands when one of my favorite songs from the 1970s came on the radio. Anyone who has ever […] The post Love Is the Answer appeared first on…
A Lesson From Lincoln
A few weeks ago, my daughter called early one morning and handed the phone to my five-year-old grandson Lincoln. In his enthusiastic little voice he asked, “Papa, can we go […] The post A Lesson From…
Beneath the Green
Every year St. Patrick’s Day arrives with celebration and tradition. But when that celebration lands in the middle of Lent, it raises an interesting question. What does a saint known […] The post…
The Light That Still Gets Through
Some lives look too damaged to matter. Too marked by failure to be useful. In today’s message, we reflect on a famous artist whose personal life was deeply troubled, yet […] The post The Light That…
Understanding the Role of Adolescent Brain Mapping
Most of us carry patterns in our lives that did not begin yesterday. Certain reactions, comforts, preferences, and struggles seem to follow us year after year, even when our desire […] The post…
When the Mountain Is So Beautiful We Want to Stay
Many of us have experienced a moment in our faith so powerful, so peaceful, so unmistakably God-filled that we quietly wished it would never end. Perhaps it happened on a […] The post When the…
Character vs. Reputation
Tomorrow, February 18, is Ash Wednesday. In many Christian traditions, it marks the beginning of Lent, a season of spiritual preparation leading toward Holy Week and Easter. Some Christians observe…
Beneath the Surface
Most of us are grateful when road crews prepare for winter storms. Brine on the pavement can mean the difference between safety and danger. But what if something meant to […] The post Beneath the…
Canned Peas
Have you ever noticed how little our tastes change over time? The foods we loved as children often become lifelong favorites, not because they are the best for us, but […] The post Canned Peas…
Do We Know Who We Are?
If I were to ask you who you are, how would you respond? Not what you do, not the roles you carry, but who you are at your core. Do […] The post Do We Know Who We Are? appeared first on Broken Door…
When Everything Collapses At Once – The Destructive Power of Addiction
In these early weeks of the new year, many of us are already aware of our fits and starts, and we have begun to acknowledge the wounds we carry beneath […] The post When Everything Collapses At Once…
From Wounded to Witness
Last week we reflected on the fits and starts of the Christian life, those uneven rhythms where we walk closely with the Lord for a time, then realize we have […] The post From Wounded to Witness…
Fits And Starts
Have you ever heard someone use the expression, fits and starts? Most often it’s used to describe something that doesn’t move forward smoothly. A car that won’t quite turn over […] The post Fits And…
A King Is Born
In the days after Christmas, many of us begin to put things away. Decorations come down. The house gets cleaned. We prepare for what’s next. It’s understandable. But it also […] The post A King Is…
Be Happy Christmas Is Almost Here
Christmas is almost here. The world around us is buzzing with last-minute lists, crowded stores, and holiday pressure. But Christmas tells us something simple and freeing: our Savior has come.…
Driving In The Dark
As we journey through Advent and the days grow shorter and the evenings come early, it seems fitting to admit that most of life feels like traveling in the dark […] The post Driving In The Dark…
The Wonder of Waiting
As we move into the second week of Advent, many of us find that the season can feel familiar, almost routine. But nothing about the birth of Christ is routine. […] The post The Wonder of Waiting…
From Neverland to the Promised Land
In Peter Pan, the boy who never grew up sings proudly, “I’ll never grow up — not me!” Perhaps we have sung that same tune in our faith? This week’s […] The post From Neverland to the Promised Land…
Thankful for the Good, the True, and the Beautiful
When the candlelight dances on the Thanksgiving table and the scent of autumn spices fills the air, our hearts are drawn to gratitude. We think of family, friends, and the […] The post Thankful for…
Incurvatus In Se
Imagine being trapped in a collapsed mine, dark, airless, and alone. The longer you remain, the harder it is to breathe. At first, you may try to convince yourself you […] The post Incurvatus In Se…
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4th Day Letters has published 10 episodes since January 2026, covering topics in Christianity, Religion & Spirituality.
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