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Have You Counted the Cost? 3 Steps Before Making Big Career Decisions

There are moments in life when we stand at the edge of big decisions—career changes, business expansions, financial risks, or even starting something completely new. And in those moments, a quiet question often echoes in my heart: “Have you counted…
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Is Entrepreneurship a Calling From God? How to Steward Your Talents for His Kingdom

There comes a point in our walk with God when He stirs something in our hearts—a nudge, a whisper, a call to step into something new. For me, I know I am in that season right now. God has been…
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Stop Striving, Start Living: Learning to Rest in God’s Fullness

Last Sunday, after service, my churchmate reached out to me with an invitation. He had organized an event in their company, a bank, and he needed guests to help fill the room. By that time, only half of the seats…
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Full Cup Living: What My Sabbatical Taught Me About Provision and Stewardship

This morning, during my quiet time, I found myself asking God what to write about next. There have been so many blessings lately—so many reflections stirring in my heart—yet I couldn’t seem to settle on a single direction. I kept…
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Afraid of Failing God? 3 Truths to Remember About Our Weakness and His Grace

Today I come before you with much heaviness in my heart. As I continued my Bible reading in 2 Samuel, I was confronted with both joy and sadness. At first, I was deeply encouraged by David’s humility, his tender heart…
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The Weight of the Cross: Why Did Jesus Have to Die?

Not long ago, I had a simple but painful accident. I reached into my travel kit and accidentally cut my finger with a razor. It had been uncovered for months, but I never thought much about it—until blood began to…
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How to Live Out the Great Commission: 4 Ways to Share the Gospel Daily

Yesterday was a full and meaningful day for me. I was blessed to meet with my best friends who were also with me in my early walk with God. Although we now live in different places and serve in different…
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God’s Faithfulness in the Wilderness: What My Sabbatical Taught Me About Rest and Provision

I recently moved into a short-term stay for my sabbatical—a place I found online that already looked peaceful in photos. But when I arrived in person, I was genuinely amazed. It was even more beautiful and relaxing than I expected.…
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Intention Doesn’t Determine Destination — Direction Does

Not long ago, I started attending the Young Professional Ministry again. The very first service I joined back was all about aligning our lives with God’s purpose. And in the middle of the message, something simple yet striking was said—something…
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When Things Feel Natural, It Flows

As I prepare to enter my sabbatical year, one of the things I deeply desire is to experience real rest—not just physical rest, but soul-deep rest. I want to enjoy the things I love doing without the pressure to perform…
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The Spirit Is Willing, But the Flesh Is Weak

Lately, I’ve been trying to live each day with intention—bearing fruit, walking in kindness, becoming more like Christ in my actions and words. I strive to reflect God’s goodness in the way I speak, the way I carry myself, and…
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Is Peace in Chaos Really Possible?

“You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you.” – Isaiah 26:3 (NIV) As I approach the beginning of my Sabbath year, I find myself in deep reflection—especially about where I should be…
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Turns Out, Generosity Isn’t That Expensive

Have you ever noticed how the smallest gestures can carry the biggest impact? I’ve been reflecting lately on how generosity doesn’t have to be grand or costly. I used to think I needed to have more—more money, more time, more…
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