“Always to pray, and not to faint”
THAT’S the lesson Christ wants us to draw from that gospel parable about a woman who persisted in asking a judge to render her justice—even to the point of disturbing him—and finally got what...
Set the field ablaze!
Danay kinahanglan sunogon an tuna para may maupay nga mga tanom, maupay nga pag tubo ngan pag bag o!
Waray- waray folks know the sentence and it is NOT naïve, it is straight to the...
Wrong people in the right place
This irony is painful: those who claim to fight for the people are often bleeding them dry. It is a tragedy of our politics that many who should never be in government are sitting...
Family business dynamics: Sustainability, challenges, and legacy
A family business’s sustainability transcends mere profit. These businesses are unique, blending the personal relationships of family members with the complexities of running a successful company. Their longevity, however, is often challenged by intricate...
Let’s be quick to rectify and purify our initial reactions
IT’S well known that our first or immediate reactions to things we see, hear or experience are not quite right. They can even be totally wrong. We should not be surprised by this fact...
Punishments and Calamities
The Bible is not merely a text; it serves as a historical account documenting events across millennia. Intriguingly, calamities such as earthquakes are often perceived as divine punishments. Throughout history, societies have grappled with...