A Language that Everyone in the World Understands

The linguistic identity of the world creates both connection and barriers. Various theories explain language origins, including natural sound imitation and emotional interjections. The biblical story of the Tower of Babel illustrates the power of a common language. Yet, ultimately, there is language we all can understand. Find out what that language is…

Finding Peace in a Chaotic and Turbulent World

Struggling to stay calm in today’s world? Explore how to find inner peace, strengthen your faith, and manage stress with practical, Bible-based steps.

How to Make the Right Decision When Both Options Seem Right

Feeling stuck between two seemingly right paths? Find peace in your decision-making with tested tools for clarity, purpose, and confidence.

The Power of Showing Up: Why Being Reliable Matters More Than Being Impressive

In a world that glorifies flashy success, this article examines why steady reliability leads to deeper fulfillment and lasting impact, drawing on timeless wisdom, real-life insights, and practical strategies that you can apply today. Wishing you a June of endless potential and consistent growth.

The Days of Small Beginnings

There are days we all need to remember—our days of small beginnings. When we were craving the things we now have. When we were working hard to be where we are now. Those days disciplined us, and we can only remain safe by not betraying them when we finally get to the place we only dreamt of.

A Fatigued Generation: Could This Be a Sign of a Dying World?

We have all heard people talk about donor fatigue (the termination by a donor of a prior pattern of donation to a charity or cause), but our world is suffering from other forms of fatigue—compassion fatigue, menu fatigue, and redemption fatigue. What are they, and is there a way out?

“Then Whose Shall Those Things Be Which You Have Provided?”

The parable of the rich fool ends in a question: “Then whose shall those things be, which thou hast provided?” God was not only watching how he used his wealth, but also who it would impact when he was gone. Someone else—perhaps unworthy or unwise—would inherit what he had built. Are you working to create something that can transform the world? Then whose shall those things be, which thou hast provided?

Some Things You Need to Learn From the Lives of Others

Personal experience is one of the most essential things in our lives. However, there comes a time when we must be willing to learn from other people. The main reason for this is that some lessons are costly. One person’s experience is enough for the rest to follow.

Choose your seat and sit down!

When you get into a Public Service Vehicle (PSV), you can’t use the Driver’s or the Tout’s seat, right? What about in the graduation square? You find your designated seat bearing your credentials. It is not too late to realize life works the same way. Find your seat and sit down!

Some Things Can’t be Safely Delayed

The ability to wait patiently for things to fall in place at the fullness of time, is something that is highly appreciated. Those who can withstand the unpleasantness of the here and now, in preparation for the sweet by and by, are considered men and women of stellar moral convictions. You have heard before, when men and women of experience, recommend the concept of delayed gratification, especially to youths and teens who are trying to crack the code of life.