Working as a Lyft driver has allowed me to see my vehicle not just as a means of transportation but as a modern-day pulpit. Every passenger I pick up is an opportunity to share encouragement, faith, and hope. Many people face struggles and hardships daily, and often, a simple conversation or a listening ear can open doors to make a spiritual impact. One striking aspect of this experience is how the idea of pulling souls "out of the pit of hell" resonates with encounters where passengers share their personal burdens. While I don’t preach in a formal setting, I strive to be a witness through kindness, patience, and genuine care. This approach has led to some meaningful interactions, including receiving messages from passengers who feel inspired or comforted, like the one who texted about wanting to be used by the "Abba Father" until the day they reach the new Jerusalem. Revelation 21:4 is especially powerful in this context. It promises a future where all pain, sorrow, and death will be wiped away—something that provides comfort not only to believers but to anyone longing for hope amid difficult circumstances. The phrase "He will wipe every tear from their eyes" vividly illustrates God’s compassion and the promise of eternal peace. In my daily work, I’ve come to appreciate how spirituality and service converge. The word "Lyft" itself has taken on new meaning for me, symbolizing a lifting of burdens and guiding souls toward healing and light. Whether it’s sharing a scripture, offering prayer, or simply being a caring presence, this journey has deepened my faith and renewed my commitment to serve others wholeheartedly. Each ride becomes a chapter in a larger mission—to bring kindness, faith, and hope into the lives of those I meet.