This reflection invites us back to the slow, sacred work of becoming like Jesus, not through religion, but through grace-filled relationship. It gently calls us to disciple with humility, patience, and love, creating spaces where growth is nurtured and grace is lived together.

Grief reminds us how deeply love has marked our lives, yet Scripture gently lifts our eyes beyond loss to eternal hope. This reflection walks through mourning, promise, and reunion, anchoring sorrow in the unshakable comfort of Christ and the certainty of life everlasting.

“ For everyone who has been born of God overcomes the world. And this is the victory that has overcome the world—our faith. Who is it that overcomes the world except the one who believes that Jesus is the Son of God? ” 1 John 5:4-5 One truth that I see repeatedly in the Word is that there are NO VICTIMS IN CHRIST . When you accept Christ as your Lord and Savior, you are given a winning hand. Scripture calls us overcomers, conquerors, even MORE than conquerors! We’re missing

Waiting can stretch the soul, especially when obedience feels long and unseen. This reflection invites you into a steady, faith-filled perspective, drawing from Noah’s journey to remind us that God’s assignments require perseverance, trust, and the quiet confidence that He is always present.

This reflection calls us into a moment of clarity and courage, where fear loses its grip and faith sharpens our vision. It invites us to discern the times with a sound mind, anchored in Christ, as Heaven’s ambassadors in a restless world.