As believers, we are called to be like Christ in the way He sees the world.

“Thanks be to God for His inexpressible gift!” – 1 Corinthians 9:15

While physical hunger must never be ignored, we as believers are called to address this deeper hunger by sharing the Gospel to all.

The coming of a King was prophesied many times across the Old Testament, but still the news prompted different responses.

The act of giving is not just a tradition but a spiritual exercise. When we share what we have, we become instruments of God’s blessings to others.

In our fast paced lifestyle and the busyness of our schedules, we realize time does not wait for us.

December is a month of reflection and decision, where the past and the future meet like brushstrokes on a canvas – the end of the calendar year, cresting onto the new.

Ever since I was a youth member in the Church, caroling has become part of my Christmas season routine.  I learned how to play the guitar because of my eagerness to be part of this ministry.

As a child, the gifts I’d receive made Christmas merry. I particularly remember the one gift I never failed to receive year after year after year.