Last Thursday, I went fishing with my friend Dr. Henry Madalian at Green Pond, New Jersey. The water was quiet, and nothing was biting for a while, but we kept casting. After some time, I asked him, “Henry, how can you remain so patient when we are not catching anything?” He smiled and said with confidence, “I feel something big is coming.” There was no movement on the surface. We could not see what was beneath the water. Yet Henry kept waiting with expectation. Then, before

Remember being a kid, curled up by the window during a thunderstorm? Rain streaking down the glass, wind whipping the trees around, thunder rattling the windows. Everything outside looked chaotic and a little scary. But you were warm. You were safe. The storm was real—it just couldn't get to you. Long before there were glass windows to sit behind, Noah knew this feeling too. Before the flood came, God gave Noah precise instructions for building the ark. One small detail in th

A crowded train station can make us anxious. The departure board is constantly changing. Trains are leaving for many destinations, people are rushing in every direction, and announcements remind us that doors are about to close. But a wise traveler does not run after every departing train. He knows where he is going. Our world resembles that crowded station. Every notification announces another experience, opportunity, achievement, or celebration. We see where others are trav