**Jesus Is. Nothing Else Matters.**

Recently, I came across a quote that made me stop and think. Jesus Is (Period). Those simple words made me stop and realize what really matters in life. 

In a world full of noise and distractions, it’s easy to forget what truly matters. Sometimes, we search for happiness in things that don’t last—money, popularity, or material possessions. But when we focus on Jesus, everything else becomes clearer.

Jesus is the source of love, hope, and peace. When we say “Jesus is,” we’re acknowledging that He is everything we need. He is our comfort in times of sadness, our strength when we feel weak, and our guide when we’re lost. Nothing else compares to the salvation and joy that come from knowing Him.

It’s simple but powerful — Jesus is. Period. Nothing else matters more. When we put our trust in Him, we find purpose and peace that can’t be found anywhere else. His love is enough to fill our hearts and change our lives.

So, no matter what struggles we face or how busy life gets, remember: Jesus is. Nothing else matters more than walking with Him and trusting in His plan. And in that truth, we find true happiness and eternal hope.

A Journey of Integrity

**What Is Right Is Right — What Is Wrong Is Wrong**

In life, there is a simple truth: what is right is right, and what is wrong is wrong. When making decisions, it’s important to focus on doing what is right, regardless of feelings or what others might say.  

When did we start including our feelings so much when deciding what is right or wrong? Honestly, that bothers me. Feelings can change, but truth remains the same. We should base our choices on what is truly right, not just how we feel in the moment or what others think.  

On Judgment Day, God will not care about our feelings or what our friends said. He will only ask if we stood up for what is right or if we chose to do what was wrong. The standard is clear—honesty and righteousness matter most.  

So, no matter how difficult it is, always choose what is right. Leave feelings out of it. Focus on what is true and just. Remember, in the end, the only thing that matters is whether you stood for what is right or not.