When we are angry, we are no longer rational. We may say or do things that we later regret. Anger is inevitable, but it must be tamed if we don’t want to drown in its destructive wave.

In our human and limited vision, we often forget that the definition that God gives to certain notions is very different from ours. It is when we consult the “divine dictionary” that we find the right balance.

We live with ourselves 24 hours a day. It is normal to believe that our flaws are striking. Yet Jesus is dazzled by our beauty, and with a little self-confidence, we can also light up the atmosphere with our smile.

We’re all stories written by God. But it’s easy to hate parts of your story. Maybe your story isn’t panning out the way you expected it to.

Because they are afraid of being judged, ridiculed, or scorned, some Christians do not dare to speak about their faith. They are the “secret agents” of Christianity. Yet testifying to our faith and preaching the Word need not be a daunting practice.