This page is a collection of Zach’s writings on a variety of topics, as well as summaries of, commentary on and links to news articles and opinion pieces of interest.
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Hello Zach
I stumbled onto your article “Waking to mystery” this morning and it really spoke to my heart. I am a pastor in Connecticut and have been thinking these “things” but have not put the words to them but your words really resonated with me.
Ron,
Thank you for taking to time to read the article and share your thoughts. I am glad to hear that it was helpful to you.
Blessings,
Zach
Hey Zach,
I awakened this morning to the mystery of your article
You are a talented writer and as always I will certainly contemplate your words over the next several days.
Dawn
Thanks, Dawn!
Hi Zach,
I read your article on” Waking to Mystery” this morning. I couldn’t help but think that this is so appropriate for you right now. I know you and Peyton are in the boat Wednesday, and will waking to mystery each day for awhile. I hope that the large expression of love you received at the farewell luncheon yesterday will give you confidence in your ability to move people! You have been much loved by most of your parishioners, and you will be sorely missed!
Calvin Rushing
Calvin,
Thanks for taking the time to read through the essay. It is fitting and appropriate right now, for sure. We appreciate your’s and Jane’s encouragement and support of us throughout our time at FBCMG, and appreciate your kind words here. We will miss you, as well, and will keep you both in our prayers as you face what lies ahead.
Thanks again!
Zach
In response to your Daily Ethic article today on the size of the government, our country has become the merchants of death in the world. We sell more guns and bombs than anyother country in the world. So much for being a “Christian Nation”.