Locating Fish
by Mike Gerry
Sometimes you can just have too many places to fish with too many miles to travel to get there. When that happens, you have to think about what you need to do to find fish!
Fishing Tip of the Week
Love shouldn’t hurt
The Power of Emotional Honesty
by Teresia Smith
In a world that often prizes being busy over being present and distraction over introspection, emotional pain is frequently pushed aside. We avoid it, numb it, or bury it deep in hopes that it will disappear on its own. But the truth remains: if you don’t feel it, you can’t heal it. This simple yet profound phrase speaks to the heart of emotional healing. At its core is a universal truth: healing requires facing what hurts.
Thoughts from The Bible
Come and See
by Joey Carroll Corinth Missionary Baptist Church
The book of Psalms is where I always go when I need to draw close to the Lord. It is also my favorite place to see all the wonderful doctrines of Scripture actually applied to real-life situations. I found myself spending time in Psalm 66 recently, and I want to share that with you over the next couple of weeks before we tackle that challenging section in 1 Corinthians 5.
Fishing tip of the week
Varying Your Retrieve
by Mike Gerry
One of the biggest mistakes I see from inexperienced anglers on many of my guided trips is the lack of understanding when it comes to doing something different with your retrieve as you work a bait. Most anglers repeat the same retrieve every time they throw bait out and retrieve it.
Love shouldn’t hurt
Why Being a Victim Doesn’t Define You
by Teresia Smith
In a world that often rushes to label and categorize people, it’s easy to internalize roles and experiences as the core of our identity. One of the most emotionally charged labels is that of “victim”. A traumatic event of which you are a victim may shape your experiences, but it does not define your essence.
