Making Sense of Tragedy: The Nepal Disaster

The Tragedies Of The Nepal Disaster And Pastor Robert Guanco’s Death If anyone says they can make sense of tragedy perhaps they’ve not truly experienced it. Yes, there are practical answers as to what, how and when it happened but not as to ‘WHY?’ Trite answers and platitudes are unhelpful. There are many types of […]

Clues

Calling the Evidence: Design, Order, and the Quest for Truth We live in an intricately designed world where nothing exists in isolation—from the mathematics of plant life to the moral compass inside every human heart. But is all of this just a cosmic coincidence, or are we passing over vital clues left by a Master […]

Doom Scrolling

Trading Digital Anxiety for Unshakable Peace Between ongoing global conflicts, the cost-of-living crisis, and an overwhelming 24-hour news cycle, it’s easier than ever to fall into “doom-scrolling”—compulsively consuming bad news until our peace is completely drained. But doom-scrolling is more than just a modern bad habit; it’s an unintentional meditation on fear that quietly pushes […]

Enjoy Yourself – It’s Later Than You Think

We often hear the phrase “carpe diem” – seize the day, eat, drink, and be merry. But does living solely for immediate pleasure actually satisfy the deepest longings of the human heart? In this gentle and encouraging letter, Oggy responds to Sarah’s question about faith and fulfillment. Discover why God’s invitation isn’t to restrict our […]