Letters & Conversations
> Keith Wommack, “The door that cannot be closed,” September 14, 2026
The vision that this editorial provides is right on the mark. Often, with the biblical directive “go into the closet,” “close the door” is left out. This writer’s explanation makes it reliable and powerful.
Robert Dillon, New York, New York, US
Thank you for this further enlightenment on the door that cannot be closed.
I have been wondering how to close the door to the material senses, but now I realize that to shut the door on them is to recognize their unreality and not entertain erring, mortal thoughts. In this way, we can see and enter through the open door that no man can shut.
Novy Eslao, Baguio City, Benguet, Philippines
> Andrew D. Brewis, “My now, my always, my amen,” September 14, 2026
What a genuinely straightforward poem. I love the helpful reminder that “my ever God, my constant friend” is always with us.
Kris Gulbran, Seattle, Washington, US
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