“Who am I?”
“What is the purpose of life?”
“Where am I from and where am I headed?”

Being busy is sometimes perceived as being diligent. So, people tend to believe that being busy is a good thing, but rarely is this the case. Imagine a person driving at 25 mph. Then imagine a car racer driving at 100 mph. Does the racer have the luxury of taking in the surrounding beauty? The racer only focuses on what is ahead of him. When we are really busy, we tend to look straight ahead, not looking sideways to see our families and friends along the way. Unless you slow down, you even lose yourself along the way. So I’d like to ask you to step on the brakes and consider for a moment the following questions.

These questions go after the most fundamental aspects of a human being, the meaning of his existence. The mere act of asking these questions, therefore, force you to think about how you can live a life worth living.
Since the creation of mankind, millions of people have asked the exact same questions, hoping to find the most authoritative and trustworthy answer. But, not very many people appear to have been successful. And I say that’s because people are searching in all the wrong places.

God put us in this world in order for us to receive God’s life, eternal life. Receiving everlasting life is the Creator God’s will for the people.
“For my Father’s will is that everyone who looks to the Son and believes in Him shall have eternal life, and I will raise him up at the last day.” (John 6:40)
This means that anyone who has received eternal life has fulfilled God’s will.
Let us read the Bible as it has led people in the right direction and, has ensured them a path towards true happiness and a hopeful future.

Young S. Son