Red Letter Christians

10/12/2026

🛑 There is one ex*****on scheduled this week 🛑

- October 13 | FL | James Robertson

Follow Death Penalty Action for the latest updates on how to take action to stop every ex*****on.

Red Letter Christians stands fully opposed to the death penalty. Much of Scripture was written by murderers given a second chance—Moses, David, Paul. If we believe some sins are beyond redemption, we'd lose half the Bible.

Jesus came not for the righteous but for sinners. Grace gets the last word. Where sin abounds, grace abounds. Blessed are the merciful.

The death penalty denies Christ's power to redeem and restore. When Jesus faced an ex*****on, he said, "Let the one without sin cast the first stone." The only one who could throw it didn't want to. The closer we are to God, the less we want to condemn.

No one is beyond redemption.

10/12/2026

The Table Setter says: Pull up a chair.

At $25 a month, Table Setters help RLC create spaces where people can gather, learn, pray, and build community together.
Is there room at your table?

Become a Table Setter → RedLetterChristians.org/Sustainers

10/12/2026

10/10/2026

A huge thank you to our incredible sponsors helping make the 3rd Annual Peacemaker Summit possible!

SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: Anderson Kenny Architecture
They consider architecture a dialogue between art and science. Their work draws on creative ideas, cultural precedents, and practicality.
Anderson Kenny Architecture is honored to sponsor the Peacemaker Summit 2026 because a thoughtful and sensitive built environment helps foster peace.

We’re so grateful to have Anderson Kenny Architecture alongside us as we gather peacemakers from across the country for a weekend of inspiring stories, practical learning, hands-on workshops, live music, and community.

Join us October 22–24 in Philadelphia for the 3rd Annual Peacemaker Summit!

🎟️ Register today: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/peacemakersummitregistration/event/3rdannualpeacemakersummit

10/08/2026

On this episode, we revisit an archival Lynchburg revival sermon from Rev. Dr. William Barber. Confronting widespread poverty, voter suppression, and systemic injustice, Barber asks: Does the church have anything to say? Defining true theological conservatism as fidelity to God's core commands—justice, mercy, and love for the oppressed—Barber challenges believers to reject compromised religion and organize for a transformed, just society.

🎧 Listen now at redletterchristians.podbean.com, or wherever you get your podcasts!

10/08/2026

The Neighbor says: Come on in.

At $10 a month, Neighbors help welcome more people into a community shaped by the red letters of Jesus, justice, peace, and radical love.

Are you a Neighbor?

Find your Circle RedLetterChristians.org/Sustainers

10/08/2026

A huge thank you to our incredible sponsors helping make the 3rd Annual Peacemaker Summit possible!

SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: Mennonite Central Committee
A global ministry of Anabaptist churches, MCC partners with churches and community organizations in the U.S. and around the world to advance relief, development and peace in the name of Christ.

We’re so grateful to have MCC alongside us as we gather peacemakers from across the country for a weekend of inspiring stories, practical learning, hands-on workshops, live music, and community.

Join us October 22–24 in Philadelphia for the 3rd Annual Peacemaker Summit!

🎟️ Register today: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/peacemakersummitregistration/event/3rdannualpeacemakersummit

10/06/2026

🛑 There is one ex*****on scheduled this week 🛑

- October 7 | TX | Jamaal Howard

Follow Death Penalty Action for the latest updates on how to take action to stop every ex*****on.

Red Letter Christians stands fully opposed to the death penalty. Much of Scripture was written by murderers given a second chance—Moses, David, Paul. If we believe some sins are beyond redemption, we'd lose half the Bible.

Jesus came not for the righteous but for sinners. Grace gets the last word. Where sin abounds, grace abounds. Blessed are the merciful.

The death penalty denies Christ's power to redeem and restore. When Jesus faced an ex*****on, he said, "Let the one without sin cast the first stone." The only one who could throw it didn't want to. The closer we are to God, the less we want to condemn.

No one is beyond redemption.

10/06/2026

A huge thank you to our incredible sponsors helping make the 3rd Annual Peacemaker Summit possible!

SPONSOR SPOTLIGHT: Books and Programs
Meet Mary Theresa “Terry” Webb, the author behind Books and Programs.

Through Books and Programs, she writes nonfiction rooted in Christian faith and professional experience, along with historical fiction that brings American history to life for young adults.

Connect with Terry:
Website: MaryTheresaWebb.com
LinkedIn: Mary Theresa Webb
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Facebook: Terry Webb
Substack: TrustTerry

We’re so grateful to have her alongside us as we gather peacemakers from across the country for a weekend of inspiring stories, practical learning, hands-on workshops, live music, and community.

Join us October 22–24 in Philadelphia for the 3rd Annual Peacemaker Summit!

🎟️ Register today — https://tr.ee/O7AO8WQlUw

10/06/2026

📣 New on the RLC blog!

Today's blog features Pastor Ian Simkins on how to fight like Jesus. He writes about 5 principles we can learn from when/who Jesus fights in the Bible, adapted from his new book, Every Table an Altar: Reclaiming Connection in a World of Division, Distraction, and Loneliness.

Read now: 🔗 https://redletterchristians.org/2026/10/06/how-to-fight-like-jesus-adapted-from-every-table-an-altar/