Rediscovering Psalm 23 in seasons of pressure and pace By: Juliana Bejoc Psalm 23 had become too familiar to me. Many of us were taught this passage as children. Pastors and preachers have emphasized it so often that, over time, I forgot to see its depth and significance in my own life. It was used so frequently that I began to hear it as mere words, rather than as a living reminder of God's truth. "The Lord is my shepherd; I lack nothing." Psalm 23:1 This verse stayed with m

I woke up today to the same news you did: a declared state of national energy emergency in our country. It hasn’t even been a month since the conflict in the Middle East began, yet the tremors are already reaching our doorsteps. It started with the gas pumps, and now it’s hitting our power grids.

By: Juliana Bejoc Something stirred my heart when I started listening again to “More Than Able,”  a song by Elevation Worship. It reminded me of everything God has done for me—not just this year, but throughout the past several years of my life, especially now that 2025 has come to an end. In the middle of struggles and busy seasons, we sometimes forget how God has been carrying us from the very beginning. We forget that He is able—that He can do anything. He can change any c