Seeking God & Finding Courage
In a world that prizes outward appearance, one nameless woman quietly broke an alabaster jar and poured out a year’s wages of perfume on Jesus. Her act reminds us that true worship is offering the inner contents of our hearts — our hopes, time, and future — without apology.
When you’ve poured your heart out and no one listens, remember Jeremiah. God told him to stop mourning over those who refused to change and instead, to take care of his own heart. Sometimes the holiest thing you can do is step back, stay faithful, and let God handle the rest.
In a world growing numb to violence and indifferent to virtue, Charlie Kirk’s death was a thunderclap—a brutal, public tragedy that shattered complacency and stirred hearts. He was a husband, a father, a servant of God. Only 31 years old, yet his impact rippled far beyond his years. We may never understand why such a light was extinguished so soon, but Scripture reminds us: “Now we see in a mirror dimly… then we shall see face to face.” Until that day, we trust in the goodness of God and pray that Charlie’s life—and death—will bear a harvest of righteousness in a world desperate for truth.