Photo by Ketut Subiyanto on Pexels.com Easy was never the promise, victory was. Recently, I passed the licensure examination for civil engineers. There were hardships, sacrifices, and pain I have felt along the way. Truly it was not an easy battle. However, it was all endurable because I was given much help from my family … Continue reading Easy was never the promise, victory was.
Devotionals
Dependence over Independence
Photo by Bianca Gasparoto on Pexels.com When I was attending our Youth Service, one of our leaders told us that his parents were in a serious car accident. I was shocked to hear the news but I was more surprised to know that his first response was to ask his friends to include his parent’s … Continue reading Dependence over Independence
What God Can’t Do
Is there anything God can’t do? If we look at the Old Testaments, there are plenty of stories that verify God’s power and the miracles that He performed. In the book of Genesis, it is written that God created heaven and earth, and all the creatures that we see right now. When Abraham thought he … Continue reading What God Can’t Do
Worship is An Expression of A Grateful Heart
Photo by Josh Sorenson on Pexels.com Worship is an expression of a grateful heart. Most often we give praises and glorify God as we give thanks for the blessings and miracles that He has done in our lives. But more than that, God deserves our praises and thanksgiving because of who He is. We are … Continue reading Worship is An Expression of A Grateful Heart
Walk in the Light
Come, descendants of Jacob let us walk in the light of the Lord.Isaiah 2:5 What causes darkness in our life? In Isaiah Chapter 2 verse 8, it says, “Their land is full of idols; they bow down to the work of their hands, to what their fingers have made.” Wealth and work sometimes cause darkness … Continue reading Walk in the Light
Learning to Listen
Sometimes I think to myself the lessons I took from high school up until college are just the same. I remember having Communication Class in my senior high, first-year college, and again in the current year – third-year first semester. I would love to say I have almost memorized the salient parts but I’d rather … Continue reading Learning to Listen
The Same Heart
Recently, I came across a remark on one of my social media. A user has claimed that prayers are useless. I did not know what made them think that way but I know to myself that I somehow felt sadness inside as I read it. Maybe people disregard the power of prayers because ultimately they … Continue reading The Same Heart
With All Your Soul, With All Your Heart
If there’s something I am aware of myself, it’s that I know that I never do things half-heartedly. The problem with me is that I cannot set myself a middle point. I am almost, always at my extreme. Whether I do a minor project, support a drama series, or review for a short exercise, I … Continue reading With All Your Soul, With All Your Heart
Uniformity versus Unity
Photo by Markus Spiske on Pexels.com Recently, our Core Team had a discussion about the fine line between uniformity and unity. Most of the time, these words are used interchangeably. Sometimes, we think that they almost mean the same. Those who are uniform are united. Yet after our discussion, our leader has made me realize … Continue reading Uniformity versus Unity
Significant Other
Photo by Jeremy Wong on Pexels.com Are you in a hurry for a relationship? Nowadays, a lot of people believe that singleness is a call for a relationship. More often this leads to unintended pain and hurt because of unprepared self and rushed relationships. Everyone desires to be valued and loved and sometimes we think … Continue reading Significant Other
Our Greatest Need 