Make It Practical | The Christian Perspective on Self-Care: Fill Your Cup So You Can Pour Again

Health is a gift from God, as such He has spoken plainly in His word regarding how important it is for us to take care of these bodies He has blessed as with. Does this expectation come with a guide as to how to achieve this optimum - radiant health?…

Patience isn’t weakness — it’s restraint with direction. In a world that rewards instant reactions and snap judgments, patience becomes a radical act of maturity. Whether it's biting your tongue, waiting your turn, or simply choosing not to panic, patience speaks of inner strength that can’t be rushed.

International Children’s Day reminds us to shine a spotlight on the health and well-being of children worldwide. From malnutrition and preventable diseases to mental health struggles and unequal access to healthcare, many children face battles that are invisible but life-defining. Medical care for children isn’t just about treating illness; it’s…

We are called to be a godly people who think, feel, and act in harmony with biblical principles in all aspects of personal and social life. For the Spirit to recreate in us the character of our Lord we involve ourselves only in those things that will produce Christlike purity,…

Hurry isn’t just a schedule issue — it’s a spiritual one. We scroll, swipe, multitask, and overbook, thinking it makes us productive, but it often leaves us anxious and reactive. True patience isn't just about waiting longer; it's about learning to be fully present in the moment we're in.