Roses Diary

“Heaven has too much—we are not asking enough” is a powerful biblical truth about God’s limitless generosity versus our limited faith and small prayers. It captures the idea that God who dwells in heaven possesses infinite resources, power, and blessings—far more than we can ever exhaust—yet we often receive little because our asking is too timid, too infrequent, or too small in scope. Here’s the clear biblical explanation, straight from Scripture: 1. God is able to do far more than we ask or imagine The core verse that directly supports this idea is Ephesians 3:20-21 (NIV): “Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us, to him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen.” “Immeasurably more” or “far more abundantly” means heaven’s supply is excessively greater than our requests. We think small, pray small, and expect small. God says, “I have so much more re...

Bridging the Digital Divide in Remote and Rural Areas. Starlink is now officially licensed and activating in Papua New Guinea! PNG’s rugged terrain, islands, and dispersed population make traditional fiber or mobile infrastructure expensive and slow to deploy. Starlink’s Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites provide high-speed internet (often 100+ Mbps download, low latency) directly to users almost anywhere with a clear sky view — no need for cables or towers in hard-to-reach villages. This connects remote communities in the Highlands, Momase, Islands, and Southern regions that have long been left behind. Students and teachers in rural schools can now gain access to online resources, e-learning platforms, digital libraries, and virtual classes. Reduced dropout rates and better quality education through tools like Khan Academy, Zoom, or government e-education programs. Teachers can access training and materials more easily now. Rural health clinics can consult specialists in Port Moresby or...

The rugged mountains, fertile valleys, and resilient communities of Papua New Guinea’s Highlands have always been the economic heartbeat of our nation. From the coffee gardens of Western Highlands and Eastern Highlands to the vibrant cultural treasures of Chimbu, Enga, Jiwaka and Southern Highlands, our people work hard every day through small businesses and Income Generating Activities (IGAs). Yet for too long, unreliable or absent internet has held us back — making it difficult to check market prices, reach customers, access information, or respond quickly to challenges. That is changing right now. With Starlink officially licensed and activating in Papua New Guinea, reliable high-speed satellite internet is reaching even the most remote villages in the Highlands. This is more than just better connection — it is a powerful new tool to grow our incomes, strengthen our families, and build a brighter future. How Starlink Can Transform Income Generating Activities in the Highlands: Coffe...