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This movie was truly brilliant and deeply touching. What made it so powerful wasn’t just the love story, but the message behind it: forgiveness and peace. The story shows how life doesn’t always turn out the way we expect, and how betrayal, pain, and disappointment can leave us stuck in bitterness for years. What stood out to me the most was how forgiveness didn’t come easily or quickly it required honesty, faith, and the courage to let go. Nathan’s journey reminds us that sometimes peace only comes when we choose to forgive, not because others deserve it, but because our hearts need freedom. Even when things don’t work out as we imagined, God can still bring purpose, healing, and peace through the process. This is why I truly recommend this movie it’s realistic, emotional, and full of meaning.

Back in September, I applied for a job opportunity and got rejected at a very early stage because I couldn’t clearly explain what the simple present tense was. That moment hurt more than I expected, especially because I’m studying to become an English teacher. I remember thinking, How am I supposed to teach English or even graduate if I’m already in my fourth year of college and I can’t explain such a basic grammar topic? That thought completely shattered me. I felt embarrassed, discouraged, and questioned my own abilities. Still, earlier this month in December, I decided to try again. By God’s grace, I passed the initial stage, even when the recruiter was clearly skeptical. I truly believe God was the one who gave me that opportunity. The process included a one-month training program, but I couldn’t pass the first week because the required score was 7, and I got a 6. When they asked me to leave the session, I felt deeply sad. However, this experience taught me something very importa...

 Hi there! It's been quite a while...... This semester has been one of the clearest reminders of how faithful and beautiful God is. He has guided me with patience, strengthened me in moments of pressure, and helped me reach places that I could never reach on my own. Every grade I received, the 9s, the 10s, even the 8s  has been a testimony of His grace working in my life. I have seen classmates put extraordinary effort into their work, and yet God has surprised me with results that only He could make possible. When I received a perfect score, even higher than those who seemed more prepared, I knew it was His hand and not my own strength. I am far from perfect, but every day He teaches me, shapes me, and reminds me that trusting in Him opens the doors that effort alone cannot. I simply want to recognize His goodness, because without Him, none of this would make sense. God has been so, so good to me!

 I cannot believe it! This morning, as I stood under the shower, I found myself thinking about buying a body soap, since I was running out of shampoo. Later, about half an hour later, I felt a gentle nudge in my heart to visit my grandmother, who had recently undergone eye surgery and couldn’t wash her clothes herself. When I arrived, I was perfectly on time to take care of the laundry before my aunts could handle it, ensuring my grandmother was comfortable and cared for. As I was leaving, she pointed me to a drawer where I found a soap, exactly what I had been thinking about earlier. In that moment, I felt a profound sense of gratitude, realizing that it was truly God who had heard my thoughts and provided exactly what I needed within less than an hour. It was a powerful reminder of His care and presence in my life, and I’m deeply grateful for His constant attention and love. It was truly a glimpse of how amazing and powerful He is, always taking care of me.

  “Done.” Today, I discovered the real weight of this small but powerful word. It all started when my sister told me that my dad wanted to eat and asked me to prepare something for him. I went to the kitchen, made food as quickly as I could, and brought it to him with the best intentions. But he didn’t want it. I tried again, twice even sent my mom to give it to him, and still, he refused. At one point, he even threw the plate away. I didn’t shout or argue; I just stayed quiet. I wasn’t angry or sad anymore; I was just done . That’s the thing about this word. In English, “done” means more than “tired” or “angry.” It means you’ve reached your limit. You’ve tried your best, and now there’s nothing left to say or do. In Spanish, I would say “ya no puedo más,” but it doesn’t carry the same quiet strength. “Done” holds a strange peace, the kind that comes when you finally stop fighting what you can’t control. Maybe that’s what maturity looks like: learning to stay calm, to let go, and...

  Just Be Present in the Moment Yesterday, I was really struggling with my Excel project. The numbers weren’t aligning, and I couldn’t figure out why my highest value was 62 when it should’ve been 60. I spent hours researching, watching videos, and asking questions, feeling overwhelmed and tired. But in that moment of frustration, I prayed and asked God for guidance and little by little, things started to make sense. What amazed me most was that while one of my classmates spent almost three days trying to get the same result, I was able to complete everything in just a few hours. That wasn’t me, it was God’s wisdom working through me. He gave me clarity, patience, and strength when I needed it most. This experience reminded me to just be present and recognize what He does for me every single day. Sometimes we take His help for granted, but when I look back, I know that without Him, I’d still be stuck, lost in confusion. All the glory and praise go to Him because He never leaves m...