We live in a world overwhelmed by deception, where 'fake news' has become a household term. In such times, it is crucial to be still and listen to the Holy Spirit's voice, guiding us through the storm of falsehoods and half-truths. Jesus echoed the words of Isaiah: 'These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me. They worship me in vain; their teachings are merely human rules.'

God has placed you in your workplace for a purpose. Look for opportunities to incorporate your faith at work. You don't have to be weird about it. Just keep showing love and patience to everyone around you. Pray and trust God to lead you into conversations with those who are ready to hear about Jesus and His amazing love for them.

Growing in Christ isn’t just for our own benefit—it’s for the edification of those around us. Younger ones look to us as examples, and as we mature in Christ, our lives become a testimony and source of encouragement to them. As Paul says, 'to prepare God’s people for works of service, so the body of Christ may be built up.' Let’s continue growing, so we can be a blessing to others.

Paul reminds us that the Good News of Jesus Christ is the power of God to free us from every shameful thing in our lives—and it's for everyone! When we surrender our lives to Him, God’s transformative power delivers and renews us. Truly, the Good News is nothing to be ashamed of!

We are called to reflect honestly on our heritage and achievements, recognizing that they cannot save us. Neither our efforts nor a good life can pay for our sins—only Jesus can. God's way of making us right with Him is through faith, and righteousness comes solely by trusting in Christ Jesus.

We embody and extend the love of the Trinity to one another and all people. This is why Jesus declared love as the greatest commandment for His followers. The world longs to see this truth lived out in genuine and tangible ways.