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“Love never fails.” 1 Corinthians 13:8 It started with a song. Recently, I was listening to some old love songs when I came across “Yeh Dooriyaan” from the 2009 movie Love Aaj Kal. I had never watched the movie, but something about the song stirred something deep inside me. I found myself weeping. So I searched for the story behind the song. The movie follows Jai and Meera, two people who love each other but find themselves moving in different directions. Their relationship

A wedding is a joyful beginning - but for many families in Pakistan, the financial expectations surrounding marriage can also bring significant pressure. This November, a young woman named Ruhama will begin a new chapter of her life as she marries her fiancé. Ruhama has experienced significant hardship in her life, beginning with the loss of her mother at her birth. She grew up in a broken family and was raised by her aunt with limited resources. As she prepares to establish

I know church hurt cuts deeply. Sometimes the deepest wounds come from the very people from whom we expected to see Christ. We enter the Church hoping to find a place of love, grace, belonging, and safety. We expect people who follow Jesus to reflect His heart. And when they fail us, when words wound, relationships break, we are misunderstood, rejected, judged, overlooked, or treated without the compassion we hoped for, the pain can run deeper than we know how to explain. Som

For Sumbal William, “Jesus Never Fails” is more than the name of a ministry. It is the testimony of her life. Born and raised in Pakistan, Sumbal grew up in church and dreamed of studying abroad. That dream eventually brought her to the United States, but along the way she experienced the loss of her father and entered a long season of anxiety, depression, fear, and sleeplessness. For nearly five years, she struggled to find healing. Through prayer, Scripture, and a growing h