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Layovers, Lost Luggage, and the Magic School Bus to Cambodia
After endless layovers, a game of cribbage, and the sudden realization that none of our luggage made it, we finally touched down in Cambodia. Between melted ice cream, the Magic School Bus, and midnight grocery runs, this was the kind of arrival that felt chaotic, exhausting—and unforgettable.
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A New Era for Hearing Implants
Discover how AI-powered hearing implants are transforming lives and what this means for the deaf and hard of hearing community.
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The Future of Captioning: Why Those Little Words at the Bottom of Your Screen Matter More Than You Think
Captions aren’t just for deaf people—they’re for everyone. Here’s why the future of captioning matters and how it’s about to change everything.
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The Problem with Being Right (And Having the Wrong Heart)
In the biblical story of Jonah Chapter 4, the prophet sits in anger outside Nineveh, frustrated by God’s mercy toward the city. A miraculous vine grows overnight to shade him from the scorching sun, symbolizing divine provision amid human discontent. This scene highlights themes of compassion, forgiveness, and the vastness of God’s grace.
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5 A.M., Airport Chaos, and the Long Wait
A 5 a.m. start, airport confusion, and a flight delay turned the Cambodia journey into a lesson in patience, teamwork, and perspective.
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Clouds, Car Rides, and the Edge of the DMZ
A drive north from Seoul led to reflection at the DMZ—history, sacrifice, quiet tension, and a reminder that peace and hope still coexist.
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All In: Dinner Conversations and the Road to the DMZ
Dinner in Seoul turned into one of those moments where plans shift and trust deepens. Food, laughter, honest questions—and the decision to go all in on what came next.
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Beyond the Wall: Power, Faith, and Transformation in Seoul
Walking past ancient palace walls in Seoul revealed how faith, discipline, and shared values helped shape a nation’s remarkable transformation.
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When the Subway Works Better Than Expected
Riding the Seoul Metro revealed how much a city’s values are reflected underground—through cleanliness, design, trust, and thoughtful planning.
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Where the Gospel Was Seen, Not Just Heard
Standing inside Yoido Full Gospel Church, I was reminded that the gospel was never meant to be exclusive—it was meant to be seen, heard, and accessible to all.
Thomsen Young
Hard of hearing advocate | Art enthusiast | Sports lover | Avid reader | Aspiring writer | Curious mind | Never doubt yourself.
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