Galatians 6:9

Sometimes the route we take to victory will seem like a dead end, but never with God.…

Galatians 6 vs. 9 – And let us not grow weary while doing good, for in due season we shall reap if we do not lose heart. What is generally called the law of karma is basically the law of sowi……

Let us not lose heart in doing good, for in due time we will reap if we do no grow weary, (Galatians 6:9, NIV). Don’t you just detest those mothers who seem to have it all together? You know her: super-mom. She is that mythical creature who never yells at her kids. Whose house is always spotless, Read more……

Thisafternoon I was telling God in tears how tired I was of some of Lydia’s behaviour. Sometimes it seems everything turns into a fight and ……

Contributor: Chad Roberts Thick fog had settled over the twenty mile stretch between Catalina Island and the California coastline. The thirty-four-year-old Florence Chadwick was already an a……

Patience. It's one of those virtues we all know we should have, yet it can sometimes be elusive, right? Sometimes, the world feels like it is moving at a million miles an hour, and we're caught up in the whirlwind of life, trying to juggle our many responsibilities. Amidst the...…

No matter what the obstacles are, they can be overcome by the word of God and accountability. Listen in as Denise and Allison as they discuss how to live out your life resolutions!…

Today’s blog is long, but I want to encourage you to read to the end. This message could make the difference between finding success or giving up too soon. What do you do when your ship pulls up anchor and sails off without you? How do you respond when life doesn’t turn out like you thought it would? Read more……

It is hard being the nice guy all the time, is it not? I have heard people ask, “Why do I always have to be the one to give?” I’ve heard that question relating to marriages, to parenting, and among friends. Sometimes it just seems that we are the only ones doing good unto others. I know that is not true, but it does feel that way at times. We sometimes start to feel that we are being taken advantage of, do we not?…

During a winter that brought feet of snow to Northwest Connecticut, there were hip-deep drifts between our next door neighbors and us. Even now, with fresh snow falling, the slog to get from our porch to theirs is real and tangible. The space between us is physically insurmountable. Winter snow has closed off the route from us to them. […]…