When we ship something fragile, we make sure to mark the box clearly: FRAGILE — HANDLE WITH CARE. On the outside, it may look ordinary, just cardboard and tape, but the ones who packed it know what’s inside. They know it carries something valuable, something delicate, something worth protecting. That’s why they don’t take chances. In the same way, whether you realize it or not, you are walking through life with heaven’s label on you. God Himself has marked you: FRAGILE — HAND

Have you ever walked into a gym and seen someone pushing those weights, sweat pouring down, muscles trembling, face turning red? If you didn’t know better, you might think something was wrong. You might even think they were being punished. But we know better. They’re not being hurt, they’re getting stronger. Every repetition, every stretch, every moment of discomfort is shaping their body, building endurance, and making them stronger than they were before. In many ways, our s

On the first day of the year, an altar server decided to make a list of everything he would do for God. He wrote down every habit he needed to break, every ministry he planned to serve, and every way he could become a better servant. He brought that list to the church altar, expecting to feel joy. But instead, he felt empty inside. So he tried again. He went back home and added even more promises. He made his list longer and stronger. Then he placed it on the altar a second t