Category: Philippines
King of Komix
I was intrigued by the edgy art, and I bought it. It turned out to be a comic book, Kikomachine Komix, by Manuel Luis “Manix” Abrera, and it was hilarious and weird.
The State of the Nation Address? The Philippines Isn’t Foreign When Your Family Still Lives There
We aren’t totally divorced from the ancestral homeland.
Strength That Stays Humble: What Alex Eala’s Journey Reminds Us About Following Christ
At thirteen Alex Eala said goodbye to everything familiar and moved to Spain, chasing something she could not yet prove was there.
Can We Make Our Standards Higher?
The war in Iran has been a major embarrassment for the United States under Donald Trump and Peter Hegseth.
A New Dawn for Philippine Tennis
Alex Eala has had a breakout year on the highest stage in professional tennis.
Save Our Children
Their deaths were not only a heartbreaking loss for their families but also for our country, which lost two young athletes with the potential to bring pride to the nation.
From Routine Religion To Redeemed Life
I am still a work in progress, but I am no longer the man I used to be.
The Decline of Statesmanship
It is heartbreaking to confront the realities of poverty and witness people being served by such incompetent leaders.
The Unfathered Father
Fatherhood is often learned through example. A son watches his father, absorbs his values, and one day passes them on to his own children. But what happens when a father grows up without a father?
FROM CRISIS TO MIRACLE: A Father and Son’s Testimony of Faith, Prayer, and Healing
As a family growing in faith and serving God together, we never expected that our faith would soon be tested in such a profound way.
