In case you’re lost, I am, too. For four years in high school, I’ve been sprinting without knowing why or having a sense of direction. Thought I would know better in college, but turns out everyone—including myself—is lost, more than ever. The first few months I arrived at Penn, I was like a mad compassContinue reading “To the Weary, Broken, and the Lost.”
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Claritas x Epistle: Advent Introduction
This Advent season, we’re collaborating with writers across the Augustine Collective, a network of student-led Christian journals, to bring you a series of short devotional articles. Find this series also published by Cornell Claritas. We at the Penn Epistle and Cornell Claritas are very excited to announce a collaboration between our two journals for the Advent season. We’llContinue reading “Claritas x Epistle: Advent Introduction”
Dance With the Joyful: Reflecting and Beholding Celebration
Christians are often caricatured as leading lives weighed down by rules, rituals, and restrictions—as if faith were little more than a joyless burden inherited through our family heritage. This stereotype paints believers as somber, withdrawn, or even depressed. Yet such a picture could not be further from the truth. At the very heart of ChristianityContinue reading “Dance With the Joyful: Reflecting and Beholding Celebration”
Metal Images, Teachers of Lies: The Perils of Digital Media
When I returned home for Thanksgiving, I had dinner with my extended family. Yet, something felt eerily good about this dinner. It was not the inordinate amount of food I consumed nor seeing friends and family back home, but rather, it was the shutting off of our devices. It was an incredibly pleasant experience toContinue reading “Metal Images, Teachers of Lies: The Perils of Digital Media”
More than Conquerors: The Glory of Hardship
One of my favorite childhood memories is going shopping with my mom (or more accurately, watching her shop). During one of these trips, I ventured into the home decor section of a department store. Looking through the variety of floor mats, signs, and table covers, I noticed a common Bible verse, Philippians 4:13 – “IContinue reading “More than Conquerors: The Glory of Hardship”
A letter to my best friend
So let me briefly tell you the story of me and my friend, Nate, through this letter.
Quality time with God
God is willing to give us wisdom in everything we do if we believe; prioritizing and deepening our time with Him is no exception.
God’s compassion- a meditation on the agony in the garden
This meditation invites you to better understand our Father’s compassionate character and His immense Love towards us, His children.
The true way of evangelism
You probably have people in your life with whom you desperately want to experience a personal relationship with Jesus. So, I will keep my advice short: do your part and let God do the rest.
Advice for a Christian’s mental stability
The mind is a battlefield that the enemy tries to infiltrate all the time. He knows that whatever controls the mind controls everything else, which is why we must begin to orient our minds toward the Spirit and away from the enemy and his devices. How can we grow in defending our minds?
