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Mike Woodard

Mike is the husband of one, father of 4 and soon to be the grandfather of 2. He and his wife Karen live in Abbotsford, British Columbia, Canada. Backpacking is his favorite past time. Science and theology is his education background, a biology degree from Central Michigan University and a master’s degree in Christian Studies from Trinity Western Seminary. Mike is the national director of Campus for Christ, Canada a division of Power to Change Ministries. You can check out Mike’s faith journey at http://thelife.com/discover/faith/changedlives/parentbreak/

Articles by Mike Woodard

A Life Tarnished and Out of Tune!

Do you need a touch from the Master’s hand? We can pray for you. Join us for our Daily Devotional Chat today in our Women’s Chatroom at 10:30 am EDT. Life’s lessons can come from unexpected places… I like thrift stores. I normally go to look for books but once in a while something else will catch my [...] Read More >

Dealing with Despair: Dark Moments of the Soul

I picked up the bottle of iodine, focusing on the skull and cross bones symbol. I did not have a cut that needed disinfecting. I was hurt on the inside. I had just returned to my room from a meeting. A long time friend had said something that cut deep. Holding the bottle, the thought [...] Read More >

Dealing with Fear: A Lesson from a Two Year Old

Trouble trusting God? Wondering why your prayers seem to be going unanswered? Why not try our “Why Doesn’t God Answer my Prayer?” online interactive study? [display_podcast] Domonic, our two and a half year old grandson was “helping” Papa (Grandpa) do some much needed spring clean up in the back yard. Our backyard is terraced, so when we [...] Read More >

Dealing with Fear: A Lesson from a Two Year Old

Are you full of fear? We want to pray for you. Domonic, our two and a half year old grandson was “helping” Papa (Grandpa) do some much-needed spring clean up in the back yard. Our backyard is terraced, so when we went to the second layer he started to cry. I asked him why he [...] Read More >

Dealing with Fear: A Lesson from a Two Year Old

Are you full of fear? We want to pray for you. Domonic, our two and a half year old grandson was “helping” Papa (Grandpa) do some much-needed spring clean up in the back yard. Our backyard is terraced, so when we went to the second layer he started to cry. I asked him why he [...] Read More >

Finishing Well

The Winter Olympics have ended. All the years of preparation and training have come down to this.  Over the past two weeks, the Olympics have been filled with people who compete with an intensity and energy that is admired by millions, but the prize only goes to the one who finishes well – ahead [...] Read More >

Finishing Well

The Winter Olympics end soon. All the years of preparation and training have come down to this. Over the past two weeks, the Olympics have been filled with people who compete with an intensity and energy that is admired by millions, but the prize only goes to the one who finishes well – [...] Read More >

Four Grizzly Bears

Go deeper into scripture: Try our interactive online Bible studies! [display_podcast] A friend was in northern wilderness of British Columbia hunting elk. He and his hunting buddy were positioned on a hill over looking hundreds of acres of range. Suddenly in the distance they spotted four adult grizzly bears charging down a ridge toward them. Fear gripped [...] Read More >

Gardening with a Two Year Old

Continue the life-long process of learning by exploring our series of online interactive life lessons. [display_podcast] This spring our grandson was visiting on a nice sunny day, so the two of us went to the back yard to do some clean up. The task would have gone faster without the help of a two year old but [...] Read More >

Gardening with a Two Year Old

Do you feel all alone? Would you like to talk to someone? Join us for our Daily Devotional Chat today in our Women’s  Chatroom at 10:30 am EDT. This spring our grandson was visiting on a nice sunny day so the two of us went to the back yard to do some clean up. The task would [...] Read More >


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