Dave Willis, Author at Life Letter Cafe

The Best Marriage Advice Ever

October 3, 2016 by Dave Willis 1 Comment

When Ashley and I got married 13 years ago ... we were young and in love, but we were also pretty clueless (me especially)! Along the way, we’ve had so many people share wise advice and life experiences with us that have helped guide our family through good times and hard times. Through the years, ... Read More »

Dave Willis

October 3, 2016 by Dave Willis 1 Comment

All the resources you’ll find here are intended to help you discover God’s perfect plan for your life and your relationships. I truly hope the tools, videos and words you’ll discover here will be an ongoing source of hope and encouragement for you in all aspects of your life. If you have any ... Read More »

Chick-fil-A – Food for Thought in and Around the Queen City September 19, 2018
Amongst all the troubling political, international, financial and storm related news this week, Charlotte Christian Voice is offering you a quick break from all that, and is covering something we can all enjoy and can all relate to. The post Chick-fil-A – Food for Thought in and Around the Queen City appeared first on One […]
Laurie Sanders
New Virtual Reality Walking Tour Showcases Ancient Jerusalem September 17, 2018
Jerusalem like it was 2,000 years ago through Jerusalem Virtual Reality (VR) Tours: Step into History, the first mobile VR walking tour in Israel. The tour allows travelers to explore the different aspects of ancient Jerusalem including the religious and commercial activities and experience what archeologists believe the Old City looked like 2,000 years ago. […]
Joyce Dimaculangan
REVIEW: ‘Unbroken: Path to Redemption’ is a well-done, powerful sequel September 14, 2018
Cynthia Zamperini is a young woman married to a famous Olympian and a decorated World War II veteran. But despite her outward appearance, she’s not feeling so fortunate. Her husband is Louis Zamperini, who was tortured for two years in a Japanese prison camp and who returned from World War II as a bitter and […]
Michael Foust
Religious People Who Feel Lonely Have More Purpose than Lonely Atheists September 14, 2018
In a secular study conducted by researchers from the University of Michigan, results show that religious people who are lonely and see God as a friend have a higher sense of purpose in life and comfort compared to lonely people who do not believe in God. The post Religious People Who Feel Lonely Have More […]
Joyce Dimaculangan
Does God Have our Ultimate Loyalty September 13, 2018
Loyalty is the quality of standing firm in one’s devotion or allegiance to someone or something. Loyalty comes from the heart, not from a feeling of obligation or from a legal contract. On one occasion, a lawyer asked Jesus, “Which is the great commandment in the law?” Jesus answered, “You shall love the Lord […]
Dr. David L. Chancey
Seven-Day Plan for Getting Off Sugar and Carbs September 10, 2018
By following the seven-day outline below you will feel better, gain clarity of mind, increase your energy, and improve your health. The following eating plan provides step-by-step instructions of how to eliminate sugar and carbs from your diet. The sixth article in this series, Harmful vs. Beneficial Foods for Optimum Health and Weight, helped you […]
Susan U. Neal
Survey: Africa, Latin America, the U.S. Have the Most Committed Christians September 10, 2018
Christianity remains the world’s largest religion and a latest survey showed that Christians in Africa, Latin America, and the United States have the highest level of commitment to their faith. According to a Pew Research Center study, religion is most important to believers living in Africa, Latin America, and the United States. Christians in these […]
Joyce Dimaculangan
Summit Seeks to Develop Leaders to Impact Communities September 9, 2018
Los Angeles’ Mosaic Church Senior Pastor Erwin McManus was a featured speaker at this year’s international Global Leadership Summit (GLS), and he inspired listeners and drove some to tears with his testimony about overcoming cancer. McManus encouraged GLS participants to be faithful and confident that they will succeed—regardless of challenges—because God is always on their […]
Beckie Lindsey
REVIEW: Patriotic moviegoers might enjoy ‘God Bless the Broken Road’ September 7, 2018
Fans of faith-based movies who also have a love for the U.S. military could be a bit busy in the next two months. That’s because three films with military themes are set to be released in theaters, beginning with this weekend’s God Bless the Broken Road (PG) and followed by Unbroken: Path to Redemption (PG-13, […]
Michael Foust