"Just as pottery needs the potter's touch to regain its form, we too need His guidance to find wholeness in our lives." God has a remarkable way of turning what is broken into something beautiful for His glory. Three years ago, if you had asked me about my aspirations, I would have talked about the American dream—landing a good job, buying a house, and traveling frequently. Fast forward to today, and my focus has shifted entirely; my life’s purpose now revolves around serving

"I would rather be the Master’s piece —an instrument used for His work—than a masterpiece  sitting on a shelf." Masterpieces are perfect, grand, and deserving of a frame. In our world, art is plentiful, but true masterpieces are rare. They are often sold for millions of dollars, displayed in high-security museums, and kept behind velvet ropes. The world tells us that to be valuable, we must be like these works of art: flawless, impressive, and protected from the wear and tear

For us  as believers, we have the ability to be bold because we have faith that our God is good and He can do immeasurable things in and through us. When I think of the word bold, I imagine someone who isn’t afraid to speak their mind. To do what needs to get done. Someone who has determination to face the challenges no matter their weaknesses or hesitations. Someone who is filled with great faith. As I reflect on my life, I can see all of the challenges I have had to face.

A beautiful testimony shared by N.Kx. Qhua Maaj Thoj. Be encourage and God bless.