29 August 2023
FamilyWhy an apology still matters after you are gone
An apology delivered after your departure is not too late. For the person receiving it, it may be exactly on time.
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Letters, legacy, and the end of time
On the things people mean to say, and why most of them wait too long to say them.
18 July 2023
ProphecyThe book of Revelation explained simply
Revelation is not a puzzle to solve. It is a letter — written to real churches, about real hope, in language that meant something specific to them.
Read more6 June 2023
LegacyThe letters of the early martyrs
Ignatius wrote seven letters on his way to execution. Polycarp wrote to the Philippians knowing he might die. What they chose to say is remarkable.
Read more30 May 2023
PreparingLiving with urgency without living in fear
The rapture is meant to inspire readiness, not anxiety. Here is how believers hold both truths — it could happen today, and today is still a gift.
Read more11 April 2023
FamilyWho deserves a letter from you
Not everyone needs one. But there are people in your life who would carry your silence for the rest of theirs. You know who they are.
Read more14 March 2023
LegacyWhy your testimony matters after you are gone
Your testimony is not just for the living room or the church service. It may be most powerful when it arrives in a letter, at the moment someone needs it most.
Read more21 February 2023
PreparingOn not being afraid to say goodbye
Saying goodbye does not mean you expect to leave. It means you love someone enough to prepare for the possibility.
Read more4 January 2023
LegacyThe ministry of written words
Most of the New Testament is letters. The faith was built, preserved, and transmitted through written words. There is a ministry in writing to someone you love.
Read more8 November 2022
WritingEmail vs printed letters: which to choose
An email arrives instantly and never gets lost. A printed letter can be held, folded, and kept in a drawer for years. How to decide.
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