Celebrating a milestone like 60 days straight of preaching as a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA) is truly inspiring. Being a CODA preacher offers a unique perspective because it bridges the deaf and hearing worlds, allowing for meaningful sharing of faith through American Sign Language (ASL). ASL is not only a language but also a powerful medium for conveying emotion and spiritual messages vividly. From my personal experience, integrating faith with ASL can deeply impact both the deaf and hearing communities. Sharing scripture like John 3:16 in sign language brings the gospel to life in a visual and memorable way, making it accessible to those who might not otherwise engage with spoken word sermons. It’s rewarding to see individuals light up when they understand spiritual teachings through their native language. Moreover, the dedication to consistently preach for 60 days demonstrates commitment and passion. For anyone looking to follow a similar path, I recommend establishing a routine that blends personal devotion, scriptural study, and sign language fluency. Engaging with online platforms such as YouTube shorts can further amplify your message and create a supportive community of faith. This journey also highlights the importance of faith-driven content in the digital age, where platforms like Lemon8 provide a space to connect authentically. Whether you are a CODA, an interpreter, or a faith leader, using hashtags like #codapreacher, #faith, and #asl helps reach niche audiences who value spiritual and linguistic inclusivity. Ultimately, preaching through ASL enriches the faith experience for many and helps foster a more inclusive spiritual community.