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The tragic Air India plane crash is more than breaking news—

It’s a sobering reminder that life is fragile, unpredictable, and painfully short. We plan for “someday,” but someday is never guaranteed. Those who boarded that plane had dreams, families, unfinished stories. Some missed that flight and were spared. Others survived against all odds. And for some, time simply ran out.


My reflection — prompted not just by the tragedy of physical death, but by the more urgent danger of souls perishing in silence. The world needs our voice.


Love now. Apologize now. Forgive now. Dream now. Speak now.


What does it mean to speak now?


Not just to chat or comment—but to proclaim. To testify. To share hope when the world is losing it. Speak of Christ’s love. Speak of truth in a time of confusion. Speak to awaken the weary. Speak to bring more souls into the light of God’s Kingdom before it’s too late.

We are living in an age of intensifying end-time signs—wildfires, famines, climate upheaval, wars, increasing hatred, rising death tolls, and moral confusion. Even creation groans: glaciers melt, ecosystems collapse, species vanish.


Now is the time to proclaim the Good News—not only in sermons but in stories, conversations, social media, printed words, and everyday encounters. Christ’s peace and power offer the only antidote to a world spinning out of control.


Let us not be silent when eternity is at stake. So while there’s still breath in your lungs, and light in your eyes…

Love. Forgive. Dream.

And above all—speak and write. Your voice and your words matter.

The world needs your spoken and written witness.

Christ’s message cannot wait.


“Preach the word; be prepared in season and out of season.” – 2 Timothy 4:2



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