Author Archives: Betty
Why Do We Sometimes Blame God When Bad Things Happen?
It’s not uncommon for people to think, “If God created the good, then He must have created the bad.” This perspective can feel overwhelming, especially when faced with life’s challenges. However, it’s essential to reflect on how life truly unfolds … Continue reading
FLUID
The tech age demands that we become fluid — adaptable, open, willing to shift as the world reshapes itself. Information moves like water, trends rise and fall like tides, and innovation flows faster than we can grasp. To survive this … Continue reading
SEAMLESS
In a world obsessed with speed and efficiency, everything strives to be seamless — seamless updates, seamless interfaces, seamless communication. But the most profound seamlessness isn’t found in technology; it’s found in the way the Spirit weaves through our lives … Continue reading
If I Had an Unlimited Budget for 24 Hours
A One‑Day Mission to Build a Lifetime of Security, Dignity, and Hope If I were ever granted an unlimited budget for just one day, I would use those hours to create lasting security, dignity, and hope — for myself, my … Continue reading
SURREAL
There are days when living in this digital age feels utterly surreal — as if we’re walking through a dream stitched together by code, light, and invisible currents of information. Screens glow like portals, voices travel through wires, and intelligence … Continue reading
The Series with the Ideal Finale
For me, that honor goes to The Twilight Saga — because Breaking Dawn: Part 2 didn’t just end a franchise… it detonated one of the boldest finales in modern blockbuster history. My jaw didn’t just drop — it fell off … Continue reading
EPIC
There is something undeniably epic about the age we’re living in — an era where technology evolves faster than our breath, where every sunrise seems to unveil a new invention, a new possibility, a new doorway into the unknown. We … Continue reading
The Philosopher I Would Have Dinner With
Introduction Many people today would consider Black Elk a philosopher, though he would not have used that Western label for himself. He was primarily known as a Lakota holy man, healer, visionary, and spiritual teacher. However, his teachings explored many of the … Continue reading
How Do I Handle Fear and Self‑Doubt?
Whenever I’m confronted with fear or self‑doubt, one scripture always comes to mind: “For God has not given us a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love, and self‑discipline.” — 2 Timothy 1:7 The Spirit never fails to … Continue reading
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