Reflecting on the theme of "God and Eternity" as illustrated by the CODA preacher, I remember how meaningful it has been to see God's message communicated through American Sign Language (ASL). This approach not only opens spiritual doors for the deaf community but also enriches the way we understand faith as inclusive and accessible. John 3:16, one of the most cherished verses in the Bible, highlights God's everlasting love and promise of eternal life. As a deaf individual or someone connected to the CODA community, witnessing this scripture in ASL adds a unique depth. It feels personal and powerful, transcending language barriers and cultural differences. In my experience, integrating faith with ASL has strengthened my connection to Jesus and deepened my understanding of eternity—not just as an abstract concept, but as a loving promise that shapes everyday life. Sharing this message through various platforms, including short videos tagged #shorts and #faith, expands awareness and fosters a supportive community. I believe that these expressions of faith, especially when accessible through ASL and led by CODA preachers, help bridge gaps in spiritual communication. They remind us that God's love is universal and eternally present, offering hope and reassurance to all believers, regardless of their hearing status.