Monthly Archives: July 2026
Why I Relate to Jean Valjean
When I think about the fictional character I relate to most, Jean Valjean from Les Misérables comes immediately to mind. His story is one of transformation, of being and becoming, and I see pieces of myself in his journey. Valjean … Continue reading
The Architecture of the Harvest
A Creative Teaching on Consequence, Connection, and Divine Alchemy Every life is a field, every choice is a seed, and every day is a harvest. We exist inside a flawless spiritual ecosystem governed by precise spiritual laws. To navigate this … Continue reading
Cause and Effect: Why Everything Happens for a Reason
We often ask ourselves whether everything happens for a reason. For me, the answer is yes — but not in the sense of fate or predestination. I believe the reason is cause and effect. Every action sets something else in … Continue reading
My Home Decoration Style
My home decoration style is minimalistic logic. The interior of my apartment is shaped by intention rather than accumulation. Clear surfaces, uncluttered layouts, and purposeful placement create an atmosphere where every object earns its right to exist. Nothing is present … Continue reading
The Words We Speak Become the Seeds We Plant
Daily Prompt: The Lyrics That Stayed With Me A lyric that has stayed with me is from “Speak Life” by TobyMac. It reminds me that words are not just sounds — they carry weight. They can bring life, hope, and encouragement to … Continue reading
Theology and the Promise of Restoration
Why the Source Matters More Than the System In my previous post, I suggested that humanity’s deepest struggle is not merely between right and wrong, but between two powerful forces within us: the desires of the flesh and the demands … Continue reading
You Write the Ending
Daily Prompt I’ve always been drawn to books where the author seems to intentionally leave you guessing at the end, or ones that feel unfinished, as if you’re meant to fill in the blanks yourself. There’s a certain intrigue in … Continue reading
I Stopped Dreaming a Long Time Ago
The truth is, I stopped “dreaming” a long time ago. At this stage in life, if there’s something I enjoy, I just go ahead and do it. I don’t feel the need to sit around imagining it. For me, dreams … Continue reading
Taming the Two Beasts Within: Understanding the Flesh, the Ego, and the Cure
If you spend any time in faith communities, you’ll hear phrases like “In the name of Jesus,” “In Christ,” or “Through Christ.” To many people — both inside and outside the church — these expressions can sound like religious jargon, … Continue reading
Crying Out for Change: A Prayer for Our Food and Our Land
Introduction Food is the most basic gift of life, yet in Maryland — and across much of America — its condition is heartbreaking. Poor quality, astronomical prices, and systems driven by greed leave us not only struggling to survive but … Continue reading
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