Le Soleil Qui Danse Dans La Nuit
A special exhibition that depicts light overcoming darkness.
A special exhibition that depicts light overcoming darkness.
Even in a secular move like “Shrek”, we see clearly and emphatically that we gain true life and true joy when we give our lives away.
Three questions helped me use my time wisely and effectively while on vacation.
No matter how difficult our circumstances are, nothing can take away the joy of Bethlehem. Nothing can take away Emmanuel.
I read a fantastic book called Searching For and Maintaining Peace. I was motivated to write about peace and my reflections from that came from it.
Even during the present holiday cheer we can find ourselves troubled. It could be from pain that comes from losing a loved one, family dynamics that are really trying and tough, or the current pandemic. I do not have to go lengths at writing about this and would not like to depress you. For we already know what the world is capable of—sadness, despair, and a valley of tears. This piece is meant to uplift you, for it is in sadness that there we find our joy, quoting a poem from Khalil Jibran.
My second sabbatical reflection centers on the Cross. A key scripture passage that personally links to this theme comes from Matthew 11. This verse appeared throughout many prayer times during tough seasons. I suffered many trials, and I learned that the Cross carried me through those challenging moments. The Cross will inevitably find us, we who love Christ. Do not be afraid though, God will never allow us to suffer more than we can handle. When we suffer, we can surrender in a powerful way. This is part of our calling, but it is not the end.
A short story of how God used me to reach someone in dire need.
We all go through seasons of change. Sometimes we can go through it gracefully and other times, not as well. Here are some insights into what I have learned from a recent season of transition.