There is only One who is 100% trustworthy, 100% true, and 100% loyal. He will never fail you, forsake you, or forget you. His truth is not conditional. His love is not transactional. His faithfulness does not depend on your performance.

We want to choose our change, but often, change chooses us. It’s constant and inevitable. The question is: how do we prepare our hearts, minds, and souls to lean into it — through the pressure, the uncertainty, and the discomfort — rather than resist it?

The question isn’t whether grief will come—it’s where you’ll go with it when it does. There are moments when sorrow feels too heavy to name, when you wonder who could ever understand it. You ask, What is the cure for this deep pain?

We all know the sting of regret. It comes in many forms—sadness, disappointment over something said or done, a choice made, or a missed opportunity. Regret can leave us with remorse, sorrow, even heartache. And if left unchecked, it often grows into bitterness, resentment, guilt, shame, or blame. What begins as a moment of failure becomes a roadblock that drags behind us like a weight, making it hard to move forward.