We can’t see our future, direction, or destination, but Jesus can. Like the lighthouse guided the ship, Jesus directs us toward God’s light. The light of Christ guides us through the darkness of sin, life, and struggle both spiritually and literally. The validity of Jesus’ testimony has been explained in John 8:12-30:
November 28, 2023
Ever since I could read I have been obsessed with the power of words, and it’s words that invariably turn things around for me when life gets tough. Life is full of ups and downs. It’s okay to find yourself feeling frustrated and lost when you’re going through some hard times. Accept
November 20, 2023
Career is a rapid motion. A course of action. Sure! A professional conduct in life. Even a progress through life. Here we are! That means, a careerist is one, who rushes widely and makes his own personal advancement as well as his (or her) own aim in life! What can we do,
November 17, 2023
“Be still and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10. Take a minute and meditate on this verse right now. Be Still. This phrase is actually derived from the Hebrew word rapha which means “to be weak, to let go, to release.” Essentially, it means surrender. Be still and know. In other
November 13, 2023
We look to the beauty of flowers to signify some of life’s memorable milestones—to celebrate a birthday or a wedding, congratulate the birth of a baby, a graduation, or a new job; as a symbol of strength when someone is sad or not feeling well, to let them know we are thinking
November 6, 2023
We are all workers. Whether we work in a plush carpeted office as executives or managers, in a hot and noisy assembly-plant as factory-hands or as house-wives at home. Why do we work? Why do we slug five or six days a week (or even more?) for eight or more hours at
October 24, 2023
… to a good person. A simple statement or answer could be: bad things happen for the same reason anything happens. “We could bear nearly any pain or disappointment if we thought there was a reason behind it, a purpose, to it.” – a quotation by Rabbi Harold Kushner from his book ”
October 17, 2023
“A dream itself is but a shadow.” – William Shakespeare Hamlet, Act 2, Scene 2. Hamlet makes this reply to Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, who suggest that his dreams are signs of his ambition. His two childhood pals are pretending to be his friend and they inquire what’s troubling him. But Hamlet realizes
October 10, 2023
Gift giving and receiving and Christmas simply but surely go together. Many times, it incurs our indignation. Only reluctantly, many of us defer the most important decision during the most jolliest season of the year. What is the best Christmas gift for our loved ones??? Is it really an important decision, or does it
October 3, 2023
Change allows you to explore new things and learn from different experiences. This will help you grow as a person as you can now understand more about yourself, your limits, and your desires. Do you remember, my dear readers, what I wrote for a long time at this corner? Our life will never
September 28, 2023
The three Theological Virtues are Faith, Hope, and Charity. Faith and trust have similar meanings, and often people will use the words interchangeably. Even Merriam-Webster defines faith as “belief and trust in and loyalty to God.” For most people there is no practical difference between faith and trust; to them, the two
September 22, 2023
“How much longer” would only be used in a situation where the event was in progress and already considered to be taking a long time – i.e. ‘longer’ meaning an addition to the already long time period. Have you been praying to God about the same challenge for the longest time? Are
September 19, 2023