The Michael Letters Quotes

“They tempt man to believe that the penalties inherent in all sinful behavior can be avoided simply by evading detection.”
― Jim Peschke, The Michael Letters: Heaven's answer to Screwtape

“sin robs man of both spiritual and earthly freedom.”
― Jim Peschke, The Michael Letters: Heaven's answer to Screwtape

“Our Father is the smallest atom, the largest galaxy, and the love that binds all together. All believe in Him but some hesitate to ascribe divinity to what they see. As Mark continues to bring His message of love to others, let him understand that "atheism" is nothing more than severely deficient knowledge of the Holy Spirit.”
― Jim Peschke, The Michael Letters: Heaven's answer to Screwtape

“We must bring Mark to recognize that instincts only work well once developed. Time brings not only age, but also opportunity for experience and for reflection.”
― Jim Peschke, The Michael Letters: Heaven's answer to Screwtape

“One of these is "trust your instincts". This phrase is pervasive in Mark's culture as a counterfeit badge of greatness. Mark would never consider trying to operate heavy machinery or perform surgery without adequate training. Yet many believe their instincts can serve as an infallible source of wisdom with no training whatsoever.”
― Jim Peschke, The Michael Letters: Heaven's answer to Screwtape

“Mark understands that it makes more sense to perform regular oil changes than to risk destroying his car's engine. Mark's reluctance to pray during minor distress shows an incomplete understanding of the infinitude of Our Father.”
― Jim Peschke, The Michael Letters: Heaven's answer to Screwtape

“mankind must know that Our Father is always prepared to bring man into the light in times of spiritual darkness.”
― Jim Peschke, The Michael Letters: Heaven's answer to Screwtape

“Lazy prayer is when one fails to expend effort determining one's true needs”
― Jim Peschke, The Michael Letters: Heaven's answer to Screwtape