DITOPIC

Sometimes I bake or cook, and whenever I do, my goal is simple—I want people to enjoy what I’ve made. The purpose behind the food is not just to fill a stomach, but to bring delight, comfort, or even just a smile. That’s the reason I do it: for others to experience the joy in what I’ve created. And I believe that’s a reflection of something greater. When your Maker created you, He had a reason too. You weren’t made by accident. You came into this world carrying a flavor that didn’t exist before you. Don’t leave this life without sharing that flavor. You are the way you are for a purpose. Just as I bake with a specific taste in mind for others to enjoy, your Maker crafted you with a unique impact in mind. You are meant to add something to the world—something only you can bring. So I ask you: Who are you? What flavor are you bringing to this world? Some bring the flavor of music, others acting, cooking, dancing, playing sports, teaching, healing, leading, creating—there are endless flavo...

The Creator designed every part of you with purpose and care. Your organs, each with its own function, work harmoniously without needing instructions. You’re a masterpiece crafted by the best creator, embodying unique elements that make you special and one of a kind.

You were made. Not by chance, not by chaos. He made you—crafted you with purpose. You were created in the dark, and that is why the darkness cannot stand you. You carry a light it cannot comprehend. You are not just a “let there be”— you are the result of intention, shaped in His likeness, formed in His image. I like to believe He designed you before He ever formed you. Maybe meetings were held, blueprints drawn in eternity, plans whispered in heaven before your first breath ever reached the earth. You were made. And nothing about you is accidental.

We are born into this world, and I believe there is something we are meant to do. Yet, many of us live our lives and leave this world without ever fulfilling that purpose—either because we don’t know who we truly are, or we choose to ignore it. I am a writer and a speaker—that’s why you’re reading this now. I’ve known who I am for many years, but I avoided engaging with my true self. Some of you know who you are but resist being that person. Others never wanted to find out who they are, choosing instead to just go with the flow. Who are you?