Reflections on authenticity, Gen Z, and why polished professionalism may not satisfy our deepest spiritual longings. In a recent conversation, I heard a university professor describe the Asbury Revival in a way that has stayed with me ever since. He spoke not about the crowds or the headlines, but about how visceral the experience was.Continue reading “The Asbury Revival and What It Reveals About Our Hunger for God”
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Why Philosophy Needs to Keep Evolving: Reflections on the New Knowledge and Inquiry Syllabus
When people think of philosophy, they often imagine ancient thinkers discussing questions that have puzzled humanity for centuries. What is truth? How do we know what we know? What makes something right or wrong? These questions have not changed. But the world around them certainly has. That is why the Ministry of Education’s refreshed KnowledgeContinue reading “Why Philosophy Needs to Keep Evolving: Reflections on the New Knowledge and Inquiry Syllabus”
Applying Agile Principles to My New Assignment
Starting my new assignment, I decided to approach it as a project rather than simply another piece of coursework. Instead of jumping straight into the tasks, I wanted to apply Agile project management principles to help me stay organized while remaining flexible enough to deal with uncertainty. The first step was defining the project’s scope.Continue reading “Applying Agile Principles to My New Assignment”
When God Writes a Story You Never Planned
When God Writes a Story You Never Expected “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” — Jeremiah 29:11 (NIV) There are seasons in life when we wonder if we’re falling behind. We compareContinue reading “When God Writes a Story You Never Planned”
Faith That Stands, Hearts That Adapt
Why spiritual agility is about trusting an unchanging God in a changing world The pace of change today is relentless. Technology evolves overnight. Careers shift unexpectedly. Plans that seemed certain yesterday can disappear in a moment. We are constantly encouraged to reinvent ourselves just to keep up. Yet, while the world celebrates adaptability, Scripture pointsContinue reading “Faith That Stands, Hearts That Adapt”
When God Builds Bridges
A recent image made me smile. It showed a shepherd holding what looked like an Agile planning board. Instead of software features, the backlog contained things like: The sprint board listed tasks such as: One sheep wore a sticky note that read: “I prefer waterfall.” Another complained: “Too many meetings.” Another simply asked: “Where’s myContinue reading “When God Builds Bridges”
When the Lesson Meets the Headline
What Gideon’s Fleece Taught Me About Learning Project Management in a Changing World “Give me a sign that it is really You talking to me.” — Judges 6:17 Some days have a way of making you stop and pay attention. The week began with a devotion on Gideon’s fleece—a story about a man who wantedContinue reading “When the Lesson Meets the Headline”
Day 1 of Project Management: Feeling Ancient, Yet Led by the Good Shepherd
There is something humbling about becoming a beginner again. Today marked my first day of Project Management training. Walking into the classroom, I was excited—but I also quickly realised just how much the world has changed. It has been years since I last worked extensively with modern workplace technologies. As trainers introduced collaborative platforms, digitalContinue reading “Day 1 of Project Management: Feeling Ancient, Yet Led by the Good Shepherd”
The Roller Coaster Before the Journey
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding.” — Proverbs 3:5 Just before the start of my course, I had a dream that has stayed with me. I found myself in an incredible theme park unlike anything I had ever seen. Towering above me were ultra-high roller coastersContinue reading “The Roller Coaster Before the Journey”
When God Answers with More Than We Asked For
Reflections on Gideon’s Fleece and Learning to Trust God’s Timing “Give me a sign that it is really You talking to me.” — Judges 6:17 This morning’s devotion, “God at Work,” centered on one of the most well-known stories in the Bible—Gideon and the fleece (Judges 6:36–40). It’s a passage many Christians are familiar with,Continue reading “When God Answers with More Than We Asked For”
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