Many of us use the word “love” casually in everyday conversations. Whether we’re talking about food, a fun hobby, a vacation suite or a stylish outfit, we often throw the word around without really considering its depth. But how often do we pause
Waking up every day to repeat the same routine can feel overwhelming at first. But this repeated action is what we call a “habit.” Over time, your mind adjusts, sending signals to your body that this pattern is now part of your life.
People go through a lot every day. There’s always something on our minds—things that keep us busy and often leave us feeling worried or stressed. For instance, the pressure from work, family, relationships, school, and social expectations can feel overwhelming and take a
Have you ever seen a broken pencil and thought, “This is useless now?” I have, too. Life is full of ups and downs, victories and defeats, and moments of joy and sorrow. During tough times, it’s easy to feel lost or broken, like
There’s something special about the start of a new day. As the light pushes away the darkness, it paints the sky blue with hope. The book of Lamentations beautifully reminds us of this wonder. It tells us that God’s love, kindness, faithfulness, and
A vision becomes reality through action, and action becomes impactful when it reaches those who need it most. As 2024 draws to a close, we reflect on how our vision came to life this year at Mustard Way. At the start of this
One of the most important issues for many young adults is managing relationships with the opposite gender and the decisions we make in them. If you’ve found someone you could see yourself with forever, it’s crucial to take the right steps to make
It’s encouraging to see believers taking romance and relationships seriously, especially when the goal is to honor God. Yes, spirituality is important, but so are love and companionship. Interestingly, a significant portion of the church is made up of singles. Many of them
Let’s talk about something important today—greed. It’s something the Bible warns us about often, yet many of us rarely want to acknowledge it. The thing is, greed is sneaky, and some of us don’t even realize it’s already crept into our lives. However,
If your year was anything like mine, it probably wasn’t so easy. This year, 2024, has tested many of us in countless ways, teaching us lessons about patience and kindness. It has taught us the importance of interceding for others, even during times