Discipleship is not a private matter.

Jesus calls us to be visible, influential, and grounded in purpose.

Salt preserves, enhances, and purifies—but only when it retains its distinctiveness.

Faith that blends in too easily risks losing its power to transform.

Light exists to be seen. It exposes, guides, and brings comfort.

We are not called to brilliance for its own sake, but so others might glimpse the goodness of God.

True witness lies not in showy words, but in consistent, humble acts of love.

Our lives are meant to illuminate, not obscure.

When we live with courage, clarity, and compassion, others can see through us to something greater.

That’s the call—not to draw attention to ourselves, but to point always toward the source of all light.

2 Corinthians 1:18-22. Matthew 5:13-16.