List Of Monthly Reflections

Missionary doctor, David Livingstone, provided a blunt answer when others were ready to join him in his work in Africa.

Samuel Morse received numerous accolades for inventing the telegraph, yet he remained remarkably humble, often remarking that he was merely an instrument in the hands of a higher power.

A certain overweight man decided it was time to shed a few extra pounds. He took his new diet seriously, even changing his route to work to avoid his favorite bakery. One morning, however, he showed up at the office with a gigantic coffee cake.

The first missionaries to the Marshall Islands received mail only once a year. Their overwhelming joy whenever the letters arrived did not go unnoticed by the locals.

It is precisely the determination of ordinary people, who can inspire others by their example, that can change reality.

Sometimes, we focus so much on something that we can easily miss much more important things.

As she passed by her son's room, the mother noticed him kneeling in prayer. It was a sight that filled her with a sense of pride and curiosity. However, she couldn't help but hear him repeating one word over and over again.

Karl Barth, a renowned Calvinist theologian, embraced a meaningful morning routine that began with reading the newspaper, keeping him connected to the world's affairs. His routine included a period of reflection, where he would focus on Matthias Grunewald’s painting "Crucifixion," particularly drawn to the figure of John the Baptist.

Little Lucy was walking with her parents through a bustling city. She was captivated by a street performer's act, and when she realized her parents were not nearby, she felt lost. Read more...

A young lawyer, eager to make a mark in the legal world, took great pride in setting up an impressive office.