There’s always something to learn from life’s moments of shock and stiffness

Seele contributor Hazzy Redgard explains how when she shifted from a life of drugs and promiscuity, to a life of aligning with Godly values her life became life.

Seele Contributor, Rebekah Mazzei reminds us that when we’re in a dry place, where dreams and visions are shattered or where purpose no longer makes sense, God still brings dead things to life. 

Seele Contributor, Thomasena Thomas reminds us of the Apostle Paul’s words, that t to live a life holy acceptable to Christ, we must deny ourselves DAILY and pick up our crosses each and every day. Even despite our mistakes, God still loves us, Thomasena points out. But, it’s in the picking up of our crosses and repenting that God does His greatest work.

University student, Thessy Thomas writes about her recent study abroad experience in the UK.

In our busy lives we can lose sight of the fact that relationships don’t work unless we do, and that we must make an effort to invest into people. People don’t know what you mean to them unless you tell them. There are some things that must be professed with our mouths.

Javier speaks about his daring dream to travel the world. He's from Spain and has been traveling the world for the past two years on his bicycle.