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Christmas is almost here. Everywhere you look, there is excitement and activity. Families rush to buy new clothes, plan trips, and prepare the best food for celebrations. Homes shine with lights, laughter fills the rooms, and families coming home make everything feel festive. Yet in the middle of all this excitement, Christmas often becomes more about our own comfort, desires, and plans than about Jesus. For many people, Christmas has become so busy that it draws attention aw

Have you ever felt too weak, too flawed, or too unworthy to be used by God? Perhaps you’ve looked at your life and seen more failures than victories, more questions than confidence, more trembling than strength. Maybe you’ve wondered whether God could ever call someone like you—someone who feels ordinary, unsure, or even broken.   If you’ve ever felt this way, you are in good company. Moses felt it too. And his story reminds us that God often begins His greatest works in the

People often ask, “If we are a Christian society, why do we still see corruption, hatred, violence, and injustice among us?” It is a painful question because the answer is not far away, it sits within us. Corruption does not begin in government offices alone. Murder does not begin with weapons. Hatred does not begin in public arguments. These things begin quietly inside the human heart. Many of us have grown up in church traditions—praying, singing, attending services, and le

Many people carry silent battles within themselves and within the walls of their own homes. Behind beautiful smiles, there are hidden pains, and laughter sometimes covers wounds that are deep within. For some, life becomes just breathing without a sense of direction or joy. They wake up each day trying to survive rather than live. Home, which should be a place of love and safety, becomes a place where peace is lost and hearts grow cold. Many live under one roof but not in one

For many Christian students, campus life serves as a time of spiritual transformation, growth, and community building. Marked by close fellowships, Bible studies, and prayer meetings, it’s often a season when faith feels vibrant and well-supported. During this time, many students make strong commitments to continue serving the Lord—some realistic, others perhaps idealistic. The flame for the Gospel burns high. But after graduation, something begins to shift. Outside the famil