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Faith and End Times

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 28, 20244Views 0Likes 0Comments

As I sit here today, my heart is heavy with the turmoil I see unfolding in the world around me. The cost of living is reaching staggering heights, yet our wages remain stagnant. It's a difficult time, and in these moments, my thoughts often turn to my faith and the teachings of the Bible. The sense…

Jody: A Love Story

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 27, 20243Views 0Likes 0Comments

It was New Year's Eve in the year 1985, and I found myself at my sister Darci's home, celebrating the arrival of the new year with her and her husband. My wife, Ana, was by my side, and the house was alive with the joy and excitement of the occasion. The night was filled with…

Strengthening the Path to Salvation

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 27, 20243Views 0Likes 0Comments

Years ago, during my formative years, I often attended church services with my family. As the sermons came to a close, the pastor would call on the congregation to bow their heads and, in a moment of spiritual vulnerability, invite anyone willing to surrender their hearts to the Lord to raise their hands. Assistance would…

Faith Like Simon/Peter

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 26, 20245Views 0Likes 0Comments

In the quiet of the evening, with a gentle breeze rustling through the leaves and the stars twinkling in the night sky, I found myself sitting in contemplation. Tonight, I wanted to dive very deep into the profound connection I felt with Simon/Peter from the Bible. As I delved into the pages of scripture, I…

The Dreams of a New Earth

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 26, 20244Views 0Likes 0Comments

I sit here, bathed in the eerie stillness of the early morning, after being rudely awakened by a horrible dream. Even Kota, my loyal canine companion, was stirred from his peaceful slumber, his eyes wide with the same fear that had gripped me. The digital clock on my nightstand reads 12:30 am, reminding me that…

Dark Future, Bright Hope

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 25, 20243Views 0Likes 0Comments

In a world filled with chaos and uncertainty, I find myself standing on the sidelines, observing the unfolding events from a distance. I have deliberately distanced myself from the relentless barrage of mainstream media, for it no longer serves as a beacon of truth or enlightenment. Instead, it has become a mere puppet, dancing to…

End Times and Observations

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 23, 20244Views 0Likes 0Comments

In a world that constantly changes, I find myself as someone who prefers to sit back and observe. I watch people and my surroundings closely, absorbing as much as I can. What I can't always fathom is why things have to be the way they are. Why do people have to be cruel? What makes…

Heaven’s Glorious Reality

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 23, 20243Views 0Likes 0Comments

In a world filled with uncertainty, doubt, and countless questions about the afterlife, one thing remains steadfast: the enigmatic realm of Heaven. The concept of Heaven has intrigued and mystified humanity for millennia. It's a place that often seems beyond the grasp of our understanding, a realm shrouded in awe and wonder. Yet, for those…

Finding Christ and Purpose

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 21, 20244Views 0Likes 0Comments

In a world that seemed to be spiraling into chaos, I found myself on a personal journey, searching for the elusive road that would lead me to my own breakthrough in finding Christ and understanding His plan for me. I had spent the last ten-plus years of my life seeking answers, searching for meaning, and…

Father-Son Journey of Redemption

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 20, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

It was a day etched in my memory, a day of profound significance that would shape the course of my life forever. The day my son, Robby, came into this world, marked one of the happiest moments of my existence. He was not just any child; he was my secondborn, and the joy I felt…

Christian Warfare: Trust in Faith

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 20, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

In the journey of faith, Christians find themselves immersed in a spiritual war that can take a toll on their minds and souls. Despite the internal battles that may plague their thoughts, believers are urged to focus on the indomitable power of the Holy Spirit. This divine force tirelessly combats unclean spirits that seek to…

A Father’s Journey Through Parenthood

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 20, 20244Views 0Likes 0Comments

Being a father to a daughter has been one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of my life. Elizabeth, my beloved daughter, brought joy and complexity into my world from the very beginning. Our journey through her childhood was filled with twists and turns that shaped not only her but also myself as a…