Traditions play a central role in our daily lives and in our churches. They are even, in a way, reassuring. But beware: by blindly following them, we risk missing God’s plan for our lives.

Just because we are believers, living by faith, doesn’t mean we have to believe everything we hear. It’s essential to use discernment, whether in our daily reading, our relationships, or even our thoughts.

A painful memory resurfaces abruptly, and doubt creeps in. If the hurt persists, is it because we lacked sincerity? No. Healing the heart takes time and sometimes requires forgiving again.

Finding a life partner isn’t easy. Delegating this search can sometimes seem tempting. However, entrusting this quest to others carries risks and prevents us from enjoying an experience essential to our spiritual and personal growth.

Being single and childless can sometimes bring fear about the future. Fortunately, Isaiah 54:1 offers wonderful hope: by investing in discipleship, you also inherit the benefits of having a family in Christ.