In times we are living in, everything feels like it has changed.  Darkness seems to surround us, and for many, even the name of God has started to feel distant or like a myth.  There are so many pressures and forces pulling at people that it can feel overwhelming.  But no matter how the world shifts, darkness cannot consume us completely--there must be something greater.

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For me, that "something greater" has always been God.  Going back to the basics--the name of God, the Son of God, and the power of God--reminds me that he has always been present, is present now, and will always be present.  This year, especially, has felt like a calling and a sacred journey where I've seen God guiding every step.

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I see people struggling every day-- physically, mentally, and spiritually.  Many are searching for hope without even realizing how deeply they are suffering.  The world often feels lost, unsure of how to find its way.  Yet where there is even the smallest light, there is hope and that hope must survive, no matter how dark things appear.

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True hope is found in God.  The church is not just a building, but people who love God deeply and live out their faith.  When it comes to making an Impact for Christ, my focus is on building God's Kingdom and ensuring that no one feels without hope.