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Balancing Faith and Life

Robert Woonacott BlogJune 1, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

Introduction In an era where the pace of life seems ever-accelerating and the bombardment of information is relentless, maintaining a steadfast focus on one's spiritual journey becomes a formidable challenge. For a Christian, this journey is not merely about personal growth but about nurturing a relationship with God, living in accordance with His teachings, and being…

God’s Love Endures

Robert Woonacott BlogMay 1, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

In the contemplative silence of my heart, I often grapple with a palpable sense of distance from the divine grace of God. This feeling of disconnection is not merely a fleeting emotion but a profound acknowledgement of the spiritual battles and personal failings that intermittently obscure my path to closeness with the Divine. My journey…

Echoes of Unity

Robert Woonacott BlogFebruary 10, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

"A Reflection on America's Journey from Pearl Harbor to Present" In the tapestry of American history, moments of crisis have often served as catalysts for unity, drawing the nation together in a shared purpose that transcends individual differences. As a 59-year-old man reflecting on the arc of our nation's story, I find myself caught between…

Reflections on Current State

Robert Woonacott BlogFebruary 6, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

As the world grappled with the onset of a pandemic in early 2020, I found myself caught between a whirlwind of confusion and disbelief. The coronavirus, an unseen assailant, had brought nations to their knees, prompting unprecedented lockdowns and a global state of emergency. Yet, amidst this burgeoning crisis, the clarity and unity one might…

End Times and Observations

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 23, 20242Views 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…

Life’s Lessons Through Writing

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 15, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

In life, it's often amusing how people pass judgment based on superficial criteria. Whether it's your appearance, financial status, job, or even your choice of church, someone somewhere is ready to assess and make assumptions. This phenomenon never ceases to amaze me, particularly in the context of my personal journey towards becoming a writer. The advent…

A Dismal Outlook on the State of Our Nation and the Erosion of Citizen Control

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 9, 20242Views 0Likes 0Comments

In contemplating the current state of our country, I am often confronted with questions about my perspective on the ongoing issues. Regrettably, my response consistently revolves around a profound sense of disappointment. The truth is, our nation stands as a colossal letdown, a landscape where blame is incessantly shifted from one entity to another. Every…

Swallowing Your Pride

Robert Woonacott BlogMarch 24, 20142Views 0Likes 0Comments

Navigating the turbulent waters of divorce has become an all-too-familiar part of contemporary family dynamics, with parents frequently finding themselves locked in legal battles over the custody of their children and the division of property, including the family home. This situation is not only common but also fraught with emotional, psychological, and financial complexities that…