“I’d rather see a sermon than hear one any day.” It’s something my grandfather used to say, and something he quietly lived. He never needed to announce his faith; it showed in how he lived. In the way he treated people, kept his word, and stayed steady when life wasn’t. His life reminded me that the most powerful sermons aren’t spoken; they’re seen. Jesus said, “You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden” (Matthew 5:14). Light doesn’t talk about being bright; it simply shines. It’s noticed not because it makes noise, but because it changes what people can see. Every life preaches something. Whether we mean to or not, our choices and reactions tell a story about what we believe. The patience that replaces frustration. The grace that softens pride. The kindness that costs something. Those moments become our message. So live in such a way that people don’t have to hear what you believe to know it. Because faith that’s lived – steady, humble, and consistent, will always speak louder than words. And long after the noise fades, that light will still be shining. (Joshua B) Open Bible – https://bit.ly/Mat5v14-16
