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Have you ever noticed how rarely people speak about the Word of God anymore? It seems like faith has become something whispered instead of proclaimed. We live in a time where darkness feels louder than ever — where hate is shouted, and truth is mocked. So much evil surrounds us, yet even in this, there are still those who believe in Jesus Christ, who stand firm in faith despite the noise. It’s a different world now — one where people condone death, destruction, and division

When unexpected things come our way, it’s easy to feel defeated or lost. We try to do everything right, and yet sometimes, it still doesn’t seem to be enough. In those moments, I remind myself to pause — to seek God’s guidance and listen for His quiet voice in the midst of the storm. This season may feel uncertain, but it’s only a wave passing through. It will get better. The answers may not be clear right now, but God already knows the way forward. So I choose to wait, to be

Do you ever feel like you’re doing all the right things, but nothing seems to change? Like no matter how hard you try, the odds are stacked against you? I’ve been there — more than once. It can feel discouraging, but I want to remind you of something important: things will get better. Even when the road feels long and uncertain, keep your eyes on the finish line. Stay faithful, stay focused, and keep pressing forward — even on the darkest days. God has never given up on you,

The sudden passing of a friend, even one who has struggled with health issues, is a shock that is difficult to process. I find myself continually struggling to grasp the reality that he is no longer here on Earth. My heart is truly broken. In moments like these, the universal question inevitably surfaces: "Why, God?" We search for an explanation—did you need him to assist you? Was it a release from the pain of his illness? The search for an answer is a natural part of the gri

Lately, I’ve seen quite a few negative conversations surrounding the Walk for Peace monks who are traveling across our country. After witnessing this journey firsthand, I feel compelled to share my perspective. This walk is not political, and it is not rooted in religious agendas. It is a walk with a simple yet powerful purpose: to bring peace, kindness, and unity into a world that often feels overwhelmed by anger, division, and negativity. As these monks enter each town alon