-
Tears That God Counts
In moments of grief, when tears fall unnoticed by the world, God sees every drop. He collects them, remembers them, and comforts us with His presence. This reflection explores divine compassion, the healing power of music, and the sacred truth that our sorrow is never wasted.
-
Joy That Lingers: Grace, Gratitude, and the Gift of Memory
Joy is not just a memory—it can be discovered anew every day, even in the simplest moments. A familiar song, a cherished story, or a shared smile can awaken delight in the heart. Through gratitude, connection, and God’s presence, joy becomes a conscious choice, not just a fleeting feeling. Let us open our hearts today…
-
Seen, Loved, and Never Alone
Loneliness can feel overwhelming, but God’s love and the care of friends can bring comfort and hope. Even in our loneliest times, God places people in our lives to show us we are seen, valued, and loved. Maria’s experience is a beautiful reminder of this truth.
-
In the Quiet Ache of Loneliness
As I read to Adolfo from Matthew 10, his eyes softened. The words about sparrows—small, seemingly insignificant—spoke directly to a quiet ache in him. Loneliness. A sense of being forgotten. But in that moment, Scripture reminded him: he is seen, he is valued, and he is held by God. His gratitude was deep, and the…
-
A Shared Fight: Lifting Each Other Up
“Barbara told me I had touched her life. I told her she had touched mine. And in that moment, we raised our fists and declared together: ‘Fight, fight, fight.’ It wasn’t just a chant—it was a shared cry of courage. A symbol of standing together in the face of hardship.”
-
Gray Hairs, Shared Glory
Whether you are carrying the crown of gray hairs or walking beside someone who does, remember: your life is a reflection of God’s beauty and purpose. You are not forgotten, and your story shines with eternal glory.
-
Aging with Purpose: Declaring God’s Glory.
Aging is not a fading of purpose—it’s a deepening of witness. In a world that often overlooks the elderly, Scripture reminds us that God does not. He calls us to declare His power, to share our stories, and to reflect His glory to those who follow.
-
“Held, Not Forgotten: God’s Faithfulness in Aging”
The lines on your face are not signs of loss, but of legacy—stories etched by laughter, tears, resilience, and love. The slowing of your steps is not a sign of weakness, but rather wisdom, as you walk gently. The forgetfulness is not emptiness, but a soul making room for eternity.As the years pass, it can…