As someone who has closely observed the intersection of faith and deaf culture, I can share how meaningful it is to witness a CODA preacher communicate God's love through American Sign Language (ASL). Being a Child of Deaf Adults often provides unique perspectives on language, culture, and spiritual expression. The phrase "CODA STORY EYES" reminds me how much our eyes become windows to understanding when words go beyond speech. John 3:16 is one of the most well-known Bible verses and holds deep significance for many believers. For deaf individuals, having accessible ways to receive such messages—through ASL and visual storytelling—strengthens their connection to faith. I've met a few CODA preachers who serve as bridges between the deaf community and the wider church, making religion more inclusive and relatable. Faith in Jesus transcends barriers, and the use of ASL enables people to experience the spiritual messages in a personal, engaging way. When watching a preacher use expressive signs combined with heartfelt emotion, it becomes clear that faith is universal and can be shared across all cultures. This story resonates with those interested in deaf ministry, inclusive faith practices, and the beauty of sign language as a form of worship and communication.