Emmaus walk letter ideas

You can’t put a price tag on a thoughtful handwritten card or letter from someone you love. There are so many cards and letters I have saved over the years and look back on with so much gratitude. So in today’s post, I’d love to offer you some biblical card and letter writing inspiration. #christianblog

Today The Most Remarkable Journey takes us on the Road to Emmaus. The Road where two men walked along with Jesus. Once again on this journey, Jesus reveals so much about Himself and what we are to do in response. Which is always great news for us.

If you think you may want some assistance in knowing what to write, that is exactly why we designed these Scripture letters.

Encourage someone! Letters of encouragement can uplift, empower, and change someone’s life. Learn how to encourage someone and use these sample letters of encouragement to craft your own…

Walk to Emmaus Letter Example, Reference.com

When you are on the Walk to Emmaus, you go on 15 Talks. These talks are on Priorities, Prevenient Grace, Priesthood of All Believers, Justifying Grace, Life in Piety, Growth Through Study, Means of Grace, Christian Action, Obstacles to Grace, Discipleship, Changing our World, Sanctifying Grace, The Body of Christ, Perseverance and 4th Days.

Finding the words to say is usually the trickiest part, which is why sometimes going back to the basics is the best option. I know I’m not alone in saying that at times opening a brand new, empty greeting card can be downright intimidating! Today we’re sharing five scriptures of encouragement that are PERFECT to write in a card – to uplift and encourage anyone, no matter what they’re going through in their lives... [click to read more]

What is the Walk to Emmaus / Emmaus Walk, and is it biblical? What is the Emmaus Movement? Should Christians pariticpate in a Walk to Emmaus?

Write a beautiful letter of encouragement to your son. Use the template example of the same to motivate your child in the most inspiring way possible.

Today The Most Remarkable Journey takes us on the Road to Emmaus. The Road where two men walked along with Jesus. Once again on this journey, Jesus reveals so much about Himself and what we are to do in response. Which is always great news for us.