Author Archives: #4GIVEN

It’s easy to be a critic — whether the criticism is directed at the person in the mirror or the one holding it. On April 23, 1910, Theodore Roosevelt, in an address titled “A Citizen in a Republic,” spoke these … Continue reading →

Let’s be honest—waiting is one of the most challenging aspects of faith. When we pray for something, we often hope for an immediate answer, but God’s timing is rarely ours. His delays are not denials; they are often divine preparations … Continue reading →

No matter what I face or go through, God will always get the glory! Even in the hardest moments, I unequivocally know that God is working things out for my good and His glory. I have learned,” that my trials … Continue reading →

Undoubtedly, this fallen world brings battles to our doorsteps—some expected, others that catch us off guard. Worry often becomes our default response, filling our minds with “what ifs” and worst-case scenarios. But what if, instead of catastrophizing, we chose to … Continue reading →

Our lives are full of highs and lows—moments of clarity and times of uncertainty. But through it all, one truth stands unshaken: God is with you. Still with you. Always with you. God Is With You No matter where you … Continue reading →

Let’s be honest—it’s easy to trust God when life is going well, when prayers are answered, doors are opening, and blessings seem abundant. But true faith is tested in the dark—in the moments when we can’t see the way forward, … Continue reading →

In a world filled with distractions and demands, it’s easy to place our priorities on careers, relationships, and personal goals. While these things have their place, Jesus reminds us that our first and greatest pursuit should always be God’s kingdom. … Continue reading →

Think about this powerful perspective for a moment and let it sink in: Peace—whether spiritual, emotional, or physical—plays a crucial role in healing. When the mind is at rest, the body often follows. That being said, in a world full … Continue reading →

No cap, God is not like us. His ways are higher than ours, His thoughts beyond our understanding (Isaiah 55:8-9). While we are limited, He is infinite. Where we falter, He remains steadfast. Our love is often conditional, but His … Continue reading →