In the tapestry of biblical narratives, the story of Ruth stands out as a testament to loyalty, kindness, and the providence of God, even though His direct mention may be absent in the text. Through her unwavering devotion to her mother-in-law Naomi and her embodiment of the principles of Proverbs 31, Ruth emerges as a… Read More Ruth: A Portrait of Loyalty and Kindness
In the journey of life, we often find ourselves navigating through various chapters, each presenting its unique challenges and opportunities. Currently, my life application Bible has led me to the book of Exodus, unveiling the story of Moses. As I reread this story as a young adult, I am struck by the powerful lessons it… Read More Embracing God’s Call: Overcoming Doubt and Finding Purpose in the Exodus
Christmas represents hope because it is a time of year when people come together to celebrate love, joy, and peace. It is a time when families and friends gather, putting aside their differences and coming together in unity. The holiday season brings a sense of hope as it reminds us that no matter how difficult… Read More Christmas = Hope
Why do we try so hard? It’s in our being to try and please someone; ourselves, others, or the idea of perfection. This is something we constantly struggle with. We try to please people by the things we buy, the music we listen to, the clothes we wear, and the slangs we use. Everything tries… Read More Pleasing People (2min)
Have you ever sleepwalked? I never have. but I use to sleep talk. That sounds weird, right? It happens after an exciting or long day. When you sleepwalk, or in my case sleep talk, you’re not aware. The only witnesses are those watching you experience it. People may never know they sleepwalk unless someone told… Read More Sleepwalking through Life
“So how is it that with all this caring, there are still so many hurting, anguished people? The answer is that a lot of the caring we see today is directed toward ideologies, not people.” Sensing the Rhythm by Mandy Harvey As this post waiting in my drafts, I had James 2 written under it. The… Read More Words without Actions
It’s Easter -> Resurrection Day! Can I just be blunt with you right now? People like to say that they found Jesus but in reality, they didn’t.… Read More What’s the deal with Easter?
What do you mean by that? I know, I know. While I was coming up with the title I thought this sounded a bit fishy as well. There’s nothing about the Bible to wager or debate upon. It’s all Truth. But, hear me out. At some point in a game show, whther it is Are… Read More Faith like a Game Show
This post includes affiliates. There is no extra charge to you when you purchase. You can read more about my disclosure in the footer. “The inspiring true story of Mandy Harvey—a young woman who became deaf at age eighteen while pursuing a degree in music—and how she overcame adversity and found the courage to live… Read More Sensing the Rhythm by Mandy Harvey
At church, our series is about the roles of Jesus. One of which is the Good Shepherd. The theme verse for the series is 1 Corinthians 2:1-2. “You’ll remember, friends, that when I first came to you to let you in on God’s master stroke, I didn’t try to impress you with polished speeches and… Read More The Good Shepherd