4th Day Letters

4th Day Letters are a FREE weekly email that is sent out every Tuesday to Christians around the world. I began these letters in response to a calling God placed on my heart in 2011. My purpose is to inspire, motivate and challenge Christian to be the best followers of Jesus Christ they can be, so that they can leave a Christian impact on everyone they encounter each day.

The name “4th Day Letters” is derived from Christian movements like Cursillo, Kairos, Via de Cristo, and Walk to Emmaus. Each of these movements are experienced over 3 days. Following those three days these Christians are called to live out their 4th Day through prayer, study and evangelization.

It is also important to acknowledge that Jesus rose on the 3rd day, therefore all humanity is living out its historical 4th day.

I hope these weekly letters inspire, motivate and challenge you as you live out your 4th Day and walk in the footsteps of Jesus Christ.

May God’s Blessing Be With You

Brian

Leave the Driving to Us

Leave the Driving to Us

Let's face it, at one time or another we've probably all become lost while driving. Most of us don’t get lost because we failed to plan. We get lost because we were so sure we knew the way. Our confidence often shows up just before life gently reminds us who should...

Unimaginable Pain and A Loss For Words

Unimaginable Pain and A Loss For Words

This is one of the most difficult 4th Day Letters I have ever written. I've tried to measure every word carefully. Today, I am writing about suicide. Suicide has felt far too close lately. Within a short span of time, I have experienced a cousin die by suicide, a...

Love Is the Answer

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 ridden in the car with me already knows what happens next. I cannot drive without singing along with the music. If a...

When the Dance Returns

When the Dance Returns

Most of us have heard the song Mr. Bojangles. Few of us have noticed how much of our own story is hidden inside it. We remember a time when joy came naturally, and most of us know what it feels like when that step is lost. Is it time to learn to dance again? Please...

A Lesson From Lincoln

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 to Chex Mix Roadhouse tonight?” I had no idea what he was talking about. Together, in today’s...

Beneath the Green

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 for faith, perseverance, and transformation have to say to us during a season devoted...

The Light That Still Gets Through

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 whose work has helped people encounter Christ for centuries. It is a quiet but powerful reminder...

Understanding the Role of Adolescent Brain Mapping

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 to grow is sincere. During this season of preparation before Easter, we are invited to...

When the Mountain Is So Beautiful We Want to Stay

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 retreat, in a quiet hour of prayer, during Lent, or in a season when everything else seemed to...

Character vs. Reputation

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 Ash Wednesday directly, others do not. But for all believers, this...

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