Working in a top-tier healthcare system has been eye-opening. Every day, I get to see just how far medicine has come and how much it’s improving people’s lives. One thing that really fascinates me is the cardiac pacemaker—a tiny device that helps the heart beat in rhythm. It’s amazing how something so small can make […]
A few days ago, while meditating with someone very special to me, we reflected on Psalm 55. It’s an intensely emotional psalm—David pours out his heart, struggling with the pain of betrayal by someone he deeply trusted. Although he doesn’t name the betrayer, many biblical scholars believe David was referring to either Absalom, his son
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In elementary school, we were introduced to the characteristics of living things using the acronym MR NIGER-D. For those who may not recall, it stands for: Movement Respiration Nutrition Irritability (response to stimuli) Growth Excretion Reproduction Death The first on that list is Movement, a fundamental sign of life. As we advanced in school, we
Hi everyone, As you’ve probably noticed (or maybe you didn’t), I haven’t posted anything on the website in the past two weeks. Life happened. Actually, I was busy getting married to the love of my life. It’s probably the happiest I’ve been in a long time, and it’s truly unbelievable how much joy this amazing
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One key lesson life has taught me is this: information holds power. From everyday experiences to spiritual matters, the role of information cannot be overstated. The knowledge someone has—about you, your plans, your weaknesses, your habits—can either help or harm you. This is why the Bible speaks of familiar spirits (Isaiah 8:19; Leviticus 19:31). These
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It’s 4 a.m.I should be asleep, especially with the long weekend of work ahead of me. But instead, my mind is focused on getting this post ready for 8 a.m. on Friday. Why? Because I already missed one Friday in the past year, and I don’t want to miss another. Since I started running this
The Bible is well-known for the way it hides powerful truths in simple details that, if you’re not paying close attention, you might just miss. One of such details shows up in Joshua 6:20, where it says: “The wall of Jericho fell down flat.” Most of us are familiar with the story of Jericho: how
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As I sat wondering how to begin my weekly Friday post, a random childhood memory surfaced—my love-hate relationship with beans. Oddly enough, I didn’t enjoy eating beans as a child, but I absolutely loved picking them. What started as a punishment from my mum quickly turned into one of my favorite tasks. Sitting with a
Yesterday was VE Day at work.VE stands for Victory in Europe Day, which celebrates the end of the Second World War in Europe. Can you believe it’s been 80 years since the war ended? At the cafeteria, there were trivia games and activities for people to engage and celebrate. Fun fact about the war:Do you
“The solution to pollution is dilution.” I can’t exactly remember where or when I first heard that phrase, but I vividly remember the day it made perfect sense – right there in the theatre, in the middle of a tough surgery. Our patient was a middle-aged petty trader, the kind of person you could tell
