Work wasn’t a punishment; it was purpose. An act of obedience. A divine assignment. If God is glorified in what you do, it’s not just a job. It’s worship.
Real commitment in friendship requires shifting our time horizon. It’s the decision to be present even when there are seemingly more urgent demands on our time.
True love isn’t about chasing perfection or living in a romanticised fantasy. It’s about seeing someone for who they truly are—flaws, vulnerabilities, and all—and choosing them anyway. Love is a daily commitment, not just a fleeting feeling, and it thrives not in grand gestures, but in showing up when it matters most.
In life, it’s easy to overlook small problems—those minor dents and scratches that seem insignificant at first. But over time, these little issues can build up and impact our careers, relationships, and personal growth. Addressing them may seem trivial, but the payoff is huge. Fixing life’s little dents means taking control, building trust, and creating a more intentional, fulfilling life.