Curated Love and Real Exceptions dives into the widening gap between what we see online and what actually exists in real relationships. It challenges the constant “women vs. men” narrative pushed by social media, and questions whether that divide reflects reality or just what gets the most attention.

This piece explores one of the oldest and most uncomfortable questions in faith: if God is truly good, why does evil exist at all? Through scripture, history, and evolving theology, it traces how early biblical writers often attributed both peace and calamity directly to God, and how later interpretations gradually introduced Satan as a separate source of darkness. Rather than offering a simple answer, the essay reveals how the concept of evil, and the figure of the devil, was shaped over time through reinterpretation, culture, and human struggle. At its core, it’s not just a study of religion, but a reflection on how people have always searched for meaning in suffering.

A Father's Lesson tells the story of a father and son discussing the cost of greatness versus a quiet life. Through the tales of two men…

It all begins with an idea.