Why do we cry, “This is not the way it should be,” when faced with evil and injustice? Perhaps because the world was created good. Though humanity turned away from God, His mercy did not turn away from us. Revealed most fully through Christ on the cross, that mercy has the power to transform hearts, overcome hatred, and lead us to trust the One who will ultimately bring justice and truth.

The blog reflects on Jesus’ sacrificial love shown on the cross and what it means to live for Him. The author shares a journey from passionate faith and mission work to burnout, hurt, and resentment from being taken advantage of in ministry. Through struggle, they rediscover that following Christ means dying to pride and unforgiveness, not just serving others. The message encourages choosing to look to Christ for healing and renewal, receiving His love so we can give again wi

Christmas looks joyful with decorations, yet the first Christmas was marked by deep jealousy. King Herod, threatened by the birth of a new “King of the Jews,” allowed jealousy to lead him to violence. Later, Jesus Himself was crucified out of envy. Jealousy is not only Herod’s problem—it lives quietly in our hearts. Yet God loves us with a holy jealousy, not to control us, but to give us life. When we lift our eyes from comparison and fix them on Christ, true joy replaces jea

Love trusts all things... what does it really mean? Let's reflect on what it means by reflecting on the artwork inspired by both 1 Corinthians 13:4-8 and Proverbs 3:5

Evergreen reflects on the temporary and the eternal. Fragile petals symbolize fleeting beauty, while the flowing river represents what lasts forever. Life’s joys and sufferings may feel fleeting or endless, yet God’s love endures beyond all time. This artwork invites reflection: what in your life is temporary, and what invisible realities will last forever?

Even in life’s storms, Jesus is the unshakable roof over our hearts—covering our fears, shame, and weakness with His love. Just as Joseph quietly protected Mary, we too are called to reflect God’s love by becoming a “small roof” for others through prayer, presence, and encouragement.

We think about a million things throughout the day—what to eat for lunch, what a friend said over the phone yesterday, our dreams, responsibilities, longings, and so much more. Among those thoughts, without even realizing it, resentment can begin to take root. Whether it's something someone said or didn’t say, something they did or failed to do, resentment can quietly settle into our hearts. What can set us free from it?

The artwork above is called "Brimful Light" , which I completed in 2023 while reflecting on what it means that love “does not insist on...

Have you been restless because of the voices of despair?

Have you ever experienced the overwhelming feeling of "I must take care of this on my own"?

How can we deal with impatience?

When we feel weak and vulnerable- there's a solution better than covering or denying it!