We live in a complex world along with life challenges and we need an anchor to sustain us during these times. The enemy we forge against has infiltrated mankind but is not of flesh and bones. Our greatest weapon, inspired by God, is handed down to us through His word, the Bible. Reading the bible on a daily basis gives us insight to Satan's lies and deepens our faith. As God has commanded us to love one another, we are prompted to share with others His words of inspiration that brings comfort and peace when trouble seeps into our lives. Going to God in prayer offers protection from the unseen dark side and allows His light to guide our steps. Knowing that God is interested in the affairs of mankind, we might experience His presence in many ways. These experiences make us who we are and I share some of those moments in this book. If we believe in God almighty, we should glorify His name and for that purpose, we were created in His image. From an early age, Sharon knew there was something greater than she could imagine. Something wonderful and beyond her sight. Something that loved unconditionally, and that love is always with us. With her family grown and seeing her grandchildren have children, Sharon felt an urge to write what she knew to be true. We are all to share God's word and bring others to know Jesus Christ. For if we love one another, we will strive to bring others to His glory. We are to share the news that He is alive, today, yesterday and tomorrow and speaks to us in many ways. Sharon had the opportunity to serve as a Stephens Minister and studied Theology at Indianapolis University. She currently teaches bible studies and became interested in volunteering with hospitalized inpatients and Hospice service. Unaware that by volunteering she would find others that shared her joy and her rewards were priceless. Life has its challenges. So, Sharon's wish is that this book might bring comfort whenever the path you've chosen is hard to travel. May God guide you during this unsettling time. Blessings, Sharon Williams-Wade