In a world filled with injustice, suffering, and pain, many people find themselves grappling with a profound question: "Why doesn’t God do something about the evil we see around us?" This question resonates deeply, especially when we witness acts of violence, abuse, and discrimination. It’s a question that has been asked throughout history and one that continues to challenge our understanding of faith and the nature of God.

In our journey through life, we often encounter questions about right and wrong, good and bad, and what it truly means to live a moral life. One of the most profound questions we can ask ourselves is: What makes a sin a sin? This question is not just for those who identify as religious; it’s a fundamental inquiry that can guide anyone seeking to live a life of purpose and integrity.

In today’s world, it’s easy to think of faith as something private—a set of beliefs you hold quietly, maybe a few moral rules you try to follow. But what if faith is meant to be so much more? What if it’s not just about what you believe, but about what you do—and who you do it with?

Believing in Jesus is just the beginning—following Him is where transformation happens. When Jesus called His first disciples, He didn’t ask them to simply believe; He invited them to step into a life of action, change, and radical love. What does it look like to truly follow Jesus today? Discover how faith becomes a journey, not just a belief.