By Javier & Alba It has been thirty-eight years since my earthly father was no longer with me. Some absences are never erased by time. We learn to keep going, to take on responsibilities, to build our own families, and to move forward; yet there are places in the heart where certain memories remain. Looking back, I can recognize something that has deeply shaped my life: in the midst of that absence, I had the privilege of encountering my Heavenly Father. Proverbs 3 invites us

By Pastor Sunny Pearl was very angry, but Rev. Yoo remained calm. I had started the English Ministry at the Korean Presbyterian Church of Minnesota as a seminarian, but when I moved to Miami after graduation, the church could not find an English-speaking pastor. Without a full-time pastor, the ministry struggled and the church asked me to return. During my absence, few young adults from Los Angeles and Chicago joined the church and brought different ideas. They wanted to red

By Javier & Alba Sometimes, circumstances cause us to slow down long enough to realize that we are far more blessed than we thought. Proverbs 27:1 reminds us that we do not know what tomorrow will bring, and perhaps that is why there is something deeply spiritual about receiving today with gratitude for God’s mercies, which are new every morning. This week, during our Double Nutrition gathering, that truth became more than something to reflect on—it became something we could