Faithful Writers

Discover the power of prayer as a covenant. One forgotten request became a wake-up call, reshaping my faith, relationships, and the way I honor our promise to God and others.

Sin can not and should not be tolerated; if God tolerated sin of any kind, He would have to tolerate all sin. If He did that, then good would no longer exist, sin would take over, and our understanding of good and bad would cease to exist completely and become a constant state of grey. 

Repentance isn’t about beating yourself up or saying a quick “sorry” to God. It’s about laying your burdens at His feet, grieving sin, and letting His love transform your life.

What if every ordinary moment—your commute, your morning coffee, your laundry folding—could become a meeting place with God? Hosting His presence daily isn’t about perfection but about awareness. It’s learning to invite Him into the simple, quiet spaces of life.

Spiritual maturity isn’t about stacking up theological bricks until you build an impenetrable wall. It’s more like planting a garden: alive, unpredictable, and in constant need of tending. Gardens change with the seasons. So does faith.

Jesus calls us to be the light of the world—even when it means standing out, facing mockery, or being misunderstood. It’s okay to be different for His sake.