Christ Himself is the treasure within the silence: the eternal fellowship of the Father and the Son, deeper than loss and beyond explanation.
Category Archives: Dear Ray
The One Thing, Brother
A quiet reflection on the Son’s eternal communion with the Father becoming the inward reality of prayer, suffering, and abiding.
Dear Ray: The One Thing
A personal letter to Ray about remaining in Christ amid ordinary demands, distraction, and spiritual dryness.
Dear Ray — What We May Never See
A letter about carrying something precious of God’s purpose without being given its completion within our lifetime.
Dear Ray: The Fellowship We Have Forsaken
Dear Ray, I remember the saints who made room for me. Their shared life brings me back to a present question: will I let Christ have His way in me?
If Zoe Is Never Allowed to Triumph
Dear Ray, what happens if we spend our lives speaking about Zoe without allowing the life of God within us to have His way?
When No One Takes Charge
A Dear Ray letter on Christ’s Headship, the surrender of gifted control, and making room for Zoe to find expression through every member.
The Quiet Member We Never Learned to Hear
The quiet member is indispensable. A letter on receiving Christ through overlooked members rather than measuring spiritual supply by eloquence.
Religion Follows You Home
Leaving religious institutions does not end the religious self. A letter on the cross reaching our pride, control, and need to be right.
Who Corrects the Person Who Says, “The Spirit Led Me”?
No claim of spiritual leading makes a member unquestionable. A letter on Christ’s Headship, shared discernment, and receiving correction.
