Faith

They say love is a verb. That support is more than sentiment. That gratitude should have feet, not just words. And yet, in the quiet spaces of life, there is a growing ache that whispers of one-sidedness. Of outstretched hands met with reluctance. Of poured-out vessels left empty. It’s a tension as old as time—the…

There is a kind of breaking that isn’t destruction but transformation. A shattering that isn’t the end but the beginning of something deeper, something sacred. It is the breaking that comes when God, in His infinite wisdom, trusts you with pain—not as punishment, but as an invitation. To be entrusted with hurt is to be…

For modern-day believers who practice tithing, the act of giving 10% of one’s income to the church is often seen as a biblical principle of obedience, stewardship, and faith. Traditionally, tithes are used to sustain the operation of the church—paying staff, maintaining buildings, funding ministries, and supporting missions. But this raises an important question: Is…