Karin Hadadan

We are programmed to believe that events are either positive or negative, good or bad, black or white.

When God redeems us by turning our hearts to believe in Christ, we experience the radical nature of spiritual transformation. Within this space, we spiritually evolve—not just improving from what we once were, but undergoing a complete regeneration.

Karin Hadadan, faithful author of Beauty in the Stillness, speaks to why forgiveness is hard but necessary in order for us to reflect God’s light and love.

The joy and peace we seek does not come from anything external—it is a byproduct of our deep trust in God.

Whenever we find ourselves praying—whether for financial provision, restored health, healing, the love we seek, or happiness within our careers—there’s often an element within us that doubts the possibility of that prayer being answered.

Prior to his crucifixion, Jesus offers peace as a parting gift, implying it’s something tangible and transferable, available for each of us.

Our culture insists that happiness awaits once we receive everything we desire. Yet how often do we reach these milestones only to experience a puzzling emptiness?

Even when we feel abandoned or forgotten, God remains the source of sustainable spiritual and emotional energy. Karin Hadadan, author of Beauty in the Stillness, emphasizes that message here: God is there to restore strength in our times of weakness.

The core attributes of God—grace, compassion, patience, and love—are the same attributes that were perfectly revealed in Jesus Christ.

Karin Hadadan is the best-selling author of Beauty in the Stillness, which has been praised for helping readers “unravel the God self that is truly within you,” guiding them to find deeper meaning in life.

We are all grieving in some manner—whether it’s the passing of a loved one, a chapter closing, a job ending, a past version of ourselves, an identity, or the weight of sin.

Each of us carry fears and anxieties—a heaviness in our chest, a dark cloud over our mind, or a weight upon our shoulders.

In a world that glorifies noise, hustle, and visibility, God often moves in the quiet.

In life’s quieter moments—when we’re still enough to listen, open enough to receive, and brave enough to release—breakthroughs happen.

Ask anyone when they met their soulmate, and you’ll often hear the same response: “It came out of nowhere—when I was least expecting it.” When you’re single, hearing this can make something inside of you want to scream.

Karin Hadadan is the best-selling author of Beauty in the Stillness, which has been praised for helping readers “unravel the God self that is truly within you,” guiding them to find deeper meaning in life.

Our culture insists that happiness awaits once we receive everything we desire. Yet how often do we reach these milestones only to experience a puzzling emptiness?

These nine qualities—love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—represent the character of Christ being formed within believers. But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.