4th Day Letters is a weekly email that we send out every Tuesday as response to a calling we felt from God to inspire and motivate Christian leaders into apostolic action. The Christian movements of Cursillo, Kairos, Via de Cristo, and Walk to Emmaus are experienced over 3 days. Once an individual has experienced these 3 days, the rest of their life is referred to as their “4th Day." Also, Jesus rose on the 3rd day, so therefore I would like to think of all human history, after His resurrection, as the world’s “4th day.”
I hope these letters challenge you and inspire you in your Christian walk.
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Great Is Thy Faithfulness
Let me begin by saying that I’m truly honored to have been asked by my dear friend and brother in Christ to compose a 4th Day Letter for him while…
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Let My People Go
Let’s examine together some of the story of the Exodus. At the time of the exodus the people of Israel were God’s chosen people; however, because of their past unfaithfulness…
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The Gift of the Holy Spirit
Beginning back at Holy Week and then Easter itself we read accounts about Christ’s unselfish pouring out of His love for the forgiveness of our sins. Then throughout the Easter…
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Squandered Inheritance
As an estate planner for 33 years I have witnessed families who have successfully passed wealth and values down from one generation to the next. I have also watched many…
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Christ Is Counting On You
During Cursillo, and I believe also during Walk to Emmaus, Via De Cristo or other weekends like these, the candidates receive a cross and written on the back side of…
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Vine and Branches
This past Sunday at church I heard a very familiar Gospel reading, John 15:1-8. In this Gospel reading John relates the story of Jesus telling us that “He is the…
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Gone to the Mountains to Pray
It is Monday April 30th at 4:30 pm as I sit writing these thoughts. Today’s forecast was for a beautiful sunny day here in the Carolina Mountains. I arose early…
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Be Converted
I don’t know about each of you but there are things about me, my short comings, personal flaws, and sinfulness that I do not like about myself. I recognize I…
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Bloom Where You Are Planted
In Cursillo we use the phrase “Bloom where you are planted”. We use this phrase in reference to our calling as Disciples of Christ. We learn that Christ himself has…
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Dead Is Not Forever
He’s alive and I’m forgiven and Heavens gates are opened wide, He’s alive! He’s alive! These are some of the lyrics of the song “He’s Alive” (Click to watch the…
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