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Finding Christ and Purpose

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 21, 2024141Views 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…

A Father’s Journey Through Parenthood

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 20, 2024566Views 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…

Regrets of Silence

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 18, 2024138Views 0Likes 0Comments

In the hazy glow of young love, we often believe we can conquer anything. It was no different for me. At 19, I tied the knot with Ana, a girl I adored, envisioning a life filled with happiness and the American dream. Little did I know that the responsibilities of marriage and family would hit…

A Legacy of Faith: Grandma Haywood’s Impact on My Spiritual Journey

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 15, 2024491Views 0Likes 0Comments

Growing up as a little boy, my summers were filled with warmth, love, and spiritual guidance, thanks to my grandmother, Verna Haywood. Fondly known as Grandma Haywood, she was not only an exceptional cook, renowned for her skills in making wedding cakes, bread, and more, but also a devoted Christian. This is the story of…

Choosing Divine Path

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 12, 2024458Views 0Likes 0Comments

In a world filled with perplexities, I often find myself questioning the actions of people and the state of our society. It's disheartening to witness the cruelty that exists among individuals, making me wonder why we can't come together to create a better world. The prevalence of conflict and strife seems unnecessary, especially considering the…

Church’s Responsibility in Guiding

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 7, 2024566Views 0Likes 0Comments

In the tapestry of time, my memories weave a narrative of a bygone era when attending church with my grandmother was a pivotal part of my youth. I can vividly recall the resounding echoes of a fervent pastor, standing tall before the congregation, his voice thundering through the sacred space, accompanied by the rhythmic cadence…

My Faith

Robert Woonacott BlogJanuary 4, 2024150Views 0Likes 0Comments

In this reflection, I want to delve into the profound transformation that my relationship with God, particularly through Christ Jesus, has undergone. It has grown steadily stronger amidst the daily challenges and temptations that I encounter. Each day seems to bring a new set of trials, and with every temptation, there arises a potential descent…

Thank You -Robert Woonacott

VideosFebruary 11, 2023145Views 0Likes 0Comments

This video goes out to the entire medical industry who sacrificed their lives, and their family time, spending countless hours to help those who are stricken with COVID-19. I know that there are most likely thousands of videos here on YouTube, however, I was, fortunately, one of the people that can walk away from certain…

Letting Go Of Christmas Past

Robert Woonacott BlogDecember 24, 2022167Views 0Likes 0Comments

https://woonacott.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/Christmas-Past.mp3 It's almost Christmas, and I find myself sitting here, reflecting on what this magical season truly means to me. In my last blog, I shared memories of my childhood, when Christmas was a time of joy, togetherness, and wonder. But as the years passed, life took unexpected turns, and Christmas began to take on a…

Christmas Reflections

Robert Woonacott BlogDecember 24, 2022592Views 0Likes 0Comments

As the festive season of Christmas approaches, it serves as a poignant reminder of the stark contrast in fortune that exists among people in our world. Looking around at the state of our world can be disheartening at times, and it forces us to reflect on what the future holds. This morning, I woke up…