By Pastor Sunny Tears streamed down Joon’s face as he cried out, “I hate him.” It was my first year serving as a seminary intern at a Korean church in Minneapolis. What began as a brief conversation lasted several hours as he poured out his heart. Joon struggled navigating his immigrant parents’ expectations and the world in which he was growing up. Often, his pain emerged sideways, in sarcasm, cynicism, and anger. That night, however, he could no longer contain it. His pain

By Javier & Alba Faith leaves a mark. Sometimes it is deep and unmistakable; other times it is almost invisible. Yet somehow, what we truly believe always finds a way to show itself. Psalms 46 through 50 invite us to turn our attention toward God—to know Him as our refuge and King, to rest in His presence, and to remember that everything finds its proper place when it comes back to Him. “Be still, and know that I am God” is more than an invitation to quiet the noise around us

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