#coronavirus is all about how netizens respond to the corona virus. Are we letting fear take over our humanity?

"Eight and Twenty-Four" is all about my reflections on the loss of a legend that is Kobe Bryant. How did he inspire me, and what did I learn from the Black Mamba?

The Pharisees and Sadducees of this Generation is a devotional story that talks about how Christians interact with people on social media. Are we becoming Christian legalists?

Let's reflect on the top issues on social media for the last two weeks.

#USAvsIRAN #AUbushfire #Taal #Tala

In this episode, we will talk about the devotional story, Two Lessons in 2019. Two Lessons in 2019 is about my key takeaways in the past year. Is it okay to make mistakes? Do Christians get it easy?

https://www.high3r.com/single-post/2020/01/04/Two-Lessons-in-2019

A Message for the Holidays is a devotional story about how people perceive Christmas and Christianity. In the world that becomes more confusing and distracting every day, how can we remember what Christmas and Christianity are all about?

https://www.high3r.com/single-post/2019/12/28/A-Message-for-the-Holidays

Fear is an Illusion is a devotional story about how Christians dwell on negativity and create their monsters. Everything is changing so fast, and the pace can make us worry about what the future holds. How can Christians handle worry better?

Fantasyland is a devotional story about how social media affects Christian life. If everyone is doing it, why should Christians be conscious about the amount of time we spend on social media?

https://www.high3r.com/single-post/2019/01/08/Fantasyland

Failed is a devotional story about how I handled failure. I know that we will never be perfect, and we live in a world that condemns us for the things that we have done wrong. How should Christians respond to failure?

https://www.high3r.com/single-post/2018/08/14/Failed

Failed is a devotional story about how I handled failure. I know that we will never be perfect, and we live in a world that condemns us for the things that we have done wrong. How should Christians respond to failure?

https://www.high3r.com/single-post/2018/08/14/Failed