
The Unbeliever's Revelation
By Elayne Santos

11 Apr, 2024

Alex was a successful businessman living in the heart of the city. He was always busy, always running, never had time for anything beyond his work.

However, despite his success, Alex felt a void in his life. He couldn't put a finger on it, but something was missing. He didn't believe in God, attributing his achievements to his hard work alone.

One day, Alex found himself in a park, seeking some peace amidst his hectic schedule. Sitting on a bench, he watched as people walked by, each wrapped in their own world.

An old man sat beside him. The man started talking about life, the universe, and a higher power that watches over us. Alex found the conversation oddly comforting.

The conversation with the old man intrigued Alex. He started visiting the park more often, seeking out the old man, who he began to see as a guide or mentor.

The old man shared stories about faith, love, and miracles. Slowly, Alex found himself questioning his disbelief. The void he'd felt began to fill with something he couldn't quite name.

A sudden illness landed Alex in the hospital. His life, once filled with meetings and deadlines, was now confined to four walls. He felt fear and uncertainty.

His nurse, a gentle woman, was his constant companion. She'd often talk about her faith in God, mirroring the old man's words. Her strength during his weakest moments surprised Alex.

As days turned into weeks, Alex found himself leaning into the idea of a higher power. He began to pray, not out of desperation, but with newfound faith.

The nurse found Alex one day, praying with closed eyes. She smiled, knowing that he'd found something more powerful than any medicine - faith.

Eventually, Alex recovered and returned to the park. He found the old man, thanking him for his guidance. The old man simply smiled, his job done.

From then on, Alex carried his newfound faith with him, filling his life with a sense of purpose and happiness he'd never felt before. His journey from disbelief to belief was complete.