What Traffic Signals Teach Us About Divine Guidance

 

Earlier this week, as I sat at a traffic light watching the red, yellow, and green signals ahead along with a railway crossing light flashing to warn of an approaching train; the Holy Spirit began to speak to my heart. I realized that these everyday signals exist for one purpose: to protect life. They regulate movement, prevent collisions, and keep chaos from overtaking the roads. In the same way, God uses His Word and His voice to guide His children, offering divine signals that help us navigate life safely and wisely. A red light is God’s loving “stop,” His way of protecting us from unseen danger, reminding us that “there is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way of death” (Proverbs 14:12).

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What Traffic Signals Teach Us About Divine Guidance

The Power of the Tongue: Speaking Life in a Culture of Careless Words

 

In a society where sarcasm, impulsive reactions, and harsh judgment have become common both online and in person; our words often spill out without regard for their impact. The Power of the Tongue refers to the biblical truth that what we speak can either give life or cause destruction (Proverbs 18:21). Speaking Life is the intentional choice to encourage, uplift, and declare truth, while a culture of careless words points to the environment we live in, one that easily dismisses the power of speech. This post calls believers to rise above that norm and embrace a sacred responsibility: to steward our words in a way that honors God, heals others, and reflects Christ’s character — both in public worship and in private moments.

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Stillborn, Never Forgotten: Navigating Grief 18 Years Later

 

The year 2007 was filled with both joy and sadness in my life.... It was a joyous time, as it was the year my husband and I reunited after being apart for seven months due to his job. Additionally, it was the year my younger brother moved to the United States.  I was delighted to have more family around me and my 2-year-old. 

However, amidst all that excitement, I encountered one of the most challenging and darkest times of my life, perhaps the darkest. It was the day I lost my beloved Eliana. February 21, 2007, will be a day I will never forget....

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