Faithful Writers

Faith doesn’t erase brokenness; it meets us in it. This piece is for anyone who still feels the ache even after saying yes to God — a reminder that being unfinished doesn’t mean being unloved.

Jesus never abandons His own. When fear whispers lies, His Word reminds us that heaven and earth may pass away, but His promises stand firm forever.

When the world sleeps and darkness presses in, God writes melodies for the midnight hour. Even in seasons of silence, He fills the night with songs of hope, faith, and quiet strength.

Even the most radiant sunset cannot erase the weight of life’s struggles—but it can remind us of God’s enduring promise. Hope, though often tested by pain, is the flame that never dies. Rooted in Romans 5:3–5, this reflection invites us to see beyond despair, to embrace the Spirit’s strength, and to recognize that God’s hope will never disappoint.

It doesn’t mean smiling through it. Or faking your way to “blessed and highly favored.” Choosing hope isn’t about pretending you’re fine. Sometimes, choosing hope is just refusing to close the door. Leaving a little crack open. It’s the spiritual equivalent of leaving the porch light on, just in case.

Before Abraham, civilizations believed man could not escape his fate. God’s calling to Abraham broke this endless cycle, introducing hope and a future with purpose. His journey reshaped how humanity sees time, destiny, and personal vocation.

I’m here right now telling you I am alive in Christ. I feel peace and confidence that God’s got this. This storm will pass, and when it does, I’ll be standing on firm ground with God at my side, because how can I not possibly believe after everything I have been through and survived?