Church Of The Redeemer With Pastor Dale O'shields

Difficult people reveal deeper truths about ourselves and challenge us to grow. When we respond with grace and wisdom, they become catalysts for our spiritual growth.

Difficult people can serve as mirrors, reflecting aspects of ourselves we need to address. The irritations and frustrations we feel towards others often highlight our own unresolved issues.

Our words can build relationships or destroy them. They can bring either heaven or hell into your home.

We must invest in a strong personal relationship with God in prayer and through His Word.

Take personal responsibility for your anger, and deal with it God’s way!

When you hear sarcasm in your speech, your words are telling you about the anger in your heart.

In life, one of the key questions we need to ask is “what really matters to God?” Why? Because what matters to Him should matter to us.

From soothing a crying child to offering words of encouragement, mothers demonstrate the art of nurturing every day.

From soothing a crying child to offering words of encouragement, mothers demonstrate the art of nurturing every day.

A healthy home is an environment where everyone in the family has an opportunity to become the person God calls them to be and do what God calls them to do.

Once we focus on our hearts, we can begin to discipline our bodies to treat people as God wants us to treat them — with respect.

Life changes for the better when we stop trying to control the attitudes and behaviors of others, and focus on our own.

Live the way you want your children and grandchildren to live, and you will leave them a positive heritage and legacy to follow.

God designed the family to be a sanctuary — a place of peace, harmony, support, and encouragement.

God guides us with His Word. But to be led by it, you need to have His Word in your heart!

If you anchor your sense of worth to your job, role, title, or your position in the world, you're constructing your life's foundation on shifting sand.

God’s desire for us is a life at rest — even in the midst of our troubles and challenges.

Jesus desires your unwavering trust in Him, He yearns to be the cornerstone of trust, the very essence upon which your life relies.

Lack challenges us to trust God in new ways by releasing what we have into His hands.

Simply following religious practices isn't enough to reach God. Jesus serves as the key to spiritual connection. He's the one who shows us the way forward.