“There are always far better things ahead than what we will leave behind.” — Chris Vonada Better things Copy Share Image
“How people treat each other is a direct reflection of how they feel about themselves. #LoveOneAnother” — Chris Vonada Love Copy Share Image
“Any relationship is under the control of the person who cares the least, or, while it takes two people to begin a… — Chris Vonada Inspiration Copy Share Image
“Strengthen me, oh Lord, to always love others in the way that You love me.” — Chris Vonada Love Copy Share Image
“The bloody organ we call the heart pumps life through our veins like Jesus offers hope for our souls. Are you thirsty… — Chris Vonada Heart Copy Share Image
“The true warmth of our heart is displayed on the evening when there is nothing to gain in exchange for being nice.” — Chris Vonada Heart Copy Share Image
“Often the most effective statement we can make in a noisy world is to say nothing at all. Don't waste your words… — Chris Vonada Expectation Copy Share Image
“One story... one life... one me... consistently! Live It Well.” — Chris Vonada Good living Copy Share Image
“Often we can't reach what is in front of us until we let go what is behind. Don't let your struggle become… — Chris Vonada Adversity Copy Share Image
“We can't always take the higher road when faced with adversity. Sometimes for the sake of restoration, peace and sharing the love… — Chris Vonada Adversity Copy Share Image
“The greatest disability in life is having a bad attitude.” — Chris Vonada Bad attitude Copy Share Image
“Nothing worthwhile comes easy... a worthy pursuit, for the right reasons, is more precious than gold!” — Chris Vonada Inspirational Copy Share Image
“If you want to master your past at some point in time you’ll have to learn forgiveness.” — Chris Vonada Blog Copy Share Image
“Our freedom through Christ means we are all free to love one another and to serve one another.” — Chris Vonada Freedom Copy Share Image
“Perspective is a powerful attitude, providing the ability to see circumstances, no matter how challenging, as an opportunity.” — Chris Vonada Change Copy Share Image
