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The Parable of the Ten Virgins and the Power of Preparation

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In the parable of the Ten Virgins, Jesus gives us a vivid picture of what the kingdom of heaven is like here on earth. He describes ten bridesmaids who took their lamps and set out on a journey to meet the bridegroom. The kingdom of heaven isn’t just about a journey— it is a journey of intentionality to the very core. The bridesmaids longed to see their groom, so they set out. Likewise, in singleness, we must be intentional about our journey. It is not just about waiting but about preparing ourselves for what lies ahead. We must sit with ourselves, desire, and decide where we want to end up—whether that means marriage, a life of purpose, or deeper intimacy with God. However, having good intentions and desires is never enough. Actions need to follow. The bridesmaids desired to meet the bridegroom, but desire alone wasn’t enough. They needed to prepare properly. In the same way, many singles desire a godly relationship or marriage, yet they fail to take the necessary steps to become t...

Welcome to Year 2025!

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Hello! Long time, no blog post! I t feels so good to be back after a short break from blogging. Stepping into a new year always feels like opening a fresh chapter, and I’ve been taking some time to reflect, pray, and seek direction for what’s ahead. As we dive into today’s post, I’m filled with excitement about what 2025 holds—not just for me, but for all of us.  Today’s blog post has three main objectives: To wish you a Happy New Year! To do a quick recap of last year’s blog posts. To share what you can expect from this blog in the coming year. So, let’s dive in! 1. Happy New Year! Even though we’re at the tail end of January, I still want to say Happy New Year! Welcome to 2025—a year the Lord has chosen and ordained for your greatness and transformation! This is not just a cliché; it’s a truth you should embrace and rejoice in. Call your name and declare, “2025 is the year the Lord has ordained for me!” There are many ways to start the year, but I truly hope you began this ...