• Margo

    About Margo: 10 Things I’ll Always Do

    I got this idea from another writer so I decided I’d write my own list.  Here goes! 10 Things I’ll Always Do: 1. Pray.  I’ll always want to revere God above everything and remember that He is all that, not me. 2. Read.  I love learning and I’ll always want to read, especially autobiographies and basically anything that’ll help me grow. 3. Be loud.  I talk loud, I laugh loud, I’m just loud.  I don’t want to be obnoxious but I do always want to be me and being me is being rather loud. 4. Compliment.  I try to be an intentional complimenter (yes I just made this word up).  I…

  • MARRIAGE: Is he a life partner? Margo Woodward
    Marriage

    PREPARING FOR MARRIAGE: Is he a life partner?

    As you prepare yourself for marriage, you must ask yourself: Am I a suitable life partner?  Is he a life partner? When we think about love and marriage we have to picture ourselves partnered with someone for as long as we live.  Life has shown us that it can be rough and tough at times, so we have to pick a partner that will be able to walk with us through whatever comes our way. We don’t want someone who will leave or draw back when times get tough, we want someone that is strong enough to stick around. A marriage from God is a beautiful, blessed union and my…

  • Life

    Hard Times Are Humanizing: Don’t Despise Your Struggles

    As much as we’d all prefer for everything to always go our way, this is not what’s best for us.  The struggles that we face in life have a way of blessing us in more ways than we can imagine.  Hard times are humanizing. As we experience our share of hard times, we’re able to understand that we aren’t exempt from suffering.  It’s humanizing and humbling to be able to look back over our lives and and see the many things that the Lord delivered us from. We’ve all faced situations where we saw no way out.  Those situations that hurt like heck, but we made it through. God has a…

  • Life,  Marriage

    To Get What You’ve Never Had You Must Do What You’ve Never Done

    We’ve all heard it: To get what you’ve never had you must do what you’ve never done. We hear it all the time, we encourage others with it, but are we actually living it? It’s easy to comprehend, but much more difficult to implement.  Quiet honestly, it’s very difficult to do what we’ve never done. Why is this? There are so many forces working to keep us the same.  Traditions, culture, family, toxic environments, wrong relationships, negative thought patterns, and the list goes on. Our desire for comfort also works against us.  We desire comfort not realizing that if we remain comfortable, things remain the same.  Our lives will not…