We must contextualize the gospel so the world can comprehend it
I wrote this letter for Lori Tsutsui, a math and science teacher who sometimes doubles as my tutor. You’re intelligent. It wouldn’t surprise me to learn you were always…
Our influence must expand
Frankie Yee is the happiest man on earth. He has the enthusiasm of Richard Simmons and the hospitality of June Cleaver. I wrote this letter to him in hopes he…
We are meant to show the world a better way to live together
This letter is for Brennan Joseph, my friend Anil’s son. He is a fine young man. You’re probably reading this right now wondering, “Why me? What is this thing…
Jeremiah 29.5-7
Build homes, and plan to stay. Plant gardens, and eat the food they produce. Marry and have children. Then find spouses for them so that you may have many grandchildren….
We are in an invisible war
This letter was written to Mark and Leah Janowiak, two Windies who just returned from the mission field in Africa and made a baby. All the pictures I see…
We live as culturally distinct people
Heidi McLane is a (just) retired schoolteacher from Ann Arbor, and I wrote this letter to her because I consider her a peer in Christian ministry. I’m glad you’re…
Psalm 125.1-4
Those who trust in the Lord are as secure as Mount Zion; they will not be defeated but will endure forever. Just as the mountains surround your city, so the…
We must be active and intentional at home
Joe and Laura Neill were the first friends Carmel and I made when we moved to Jackson. They are tremendous parents and faithful friends. This letter is for them. …
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