Author Archives: Rich Wood
The Peace of God, Which Surpasses All Understanding
In Philippians 4:6-7, Paul talks about “the peace of God, which transcends all understanding”. When I read this I thought how incredible that must be and immediately set out to try to see what I could find about the peace … Continue reading
When a Man Doesn’t Lead
I had a wonderful opportunity to spend four days with Cesar Milan at his Dog Psychology Center for a workshop where he “trains people and rehabilitates dogs”. My wife and I have three rescue dogs and our Queensland heeler, shepherd … Continue reading
Waiting on My Miracle?
My small group was discussing a rather short and straight forward story in the Gospel of John. John 5:1-9 is the story of an invalid who spent 38 years coming to a pool that was known for its healing powers, … Continue reading
When You Find What You Were Made to Do
I spent the better part of the morning looking back over my career and my life in general. I was specifically looking at the big achievements, successes and times when I was really on top of my game. I wanted … Continue reading
Goodbye to a Good Friend
That a dog could love so much and ask for so little yet be content, should be a lesson to us all. Continue reading
What has God Created Me For?
When I look back at the commonalities between the things that I’ve done well and enjoyed, the things that became my biggest accomplishments, there are four things that come to mind. The first I already covered, is the desire to … Continue reading
Who am I?
“So God created man in his own image: in the image of God he created him…”
Genesis 1:27 Continue reading
The Narrow Path 