Each one of us have been affected in some way or another by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. We are here to remind you that our Hope and Faith is in Jesus, and we are ALL in this together! It’s also important to remember that some of our friends and neighbors are facing greater risks and needs, as various precautionary restrictions are put into place to reduce the risk of exposure to the virus. If you… … Continue reading
God can do so much with so little, yet most of the time we struggle with giving only that little bit. But is giving a little bit really worth it? The fact is that God owes us nothing, yet He gave us the opportunity to spend an eternity with Him by sacrificing His ONLY SON to pay for the wrongdoings of you and me. The God of our universe can do whatever He chooses, whenever… … Continue reading
A few weeks ago, my mom was in the hospital because of complications with pneumonia. I’m happy to tell you that she’s no longer in the hospital and her health has improved drastically. God is good! But during her time in the hospital, she had interactions with many different people, and on one of the mornings that I came to visit her, she shared a quick story with me. Now keep in mind, the only… … Continue reading
My girlfriend has had to face many challenges in her workplace for several months, and one of the many reasons why is because of a lack of team chemistry around her. When issues have surfaced, many of her peers have been quick to push them under a rug or sweep them into a corner. Brittany has tried many times to explain what she feels can help the issue or help move the company past some… … Continue reading
One of the most rewarding aspects about directing the community-focused mission of a ministry is that you receive the beautiful gift of serving alongside amazing people! This past weekend, we had the pleasure of celebrating at Clam Jam, which is an annual seafood and music festival at the German-American Social Club off of Pine Island Road in Cape Coral, and I had the privilege of serving with Michelle and her daughter, Kailyn, both of whom… … Continue reading
My girlfriend is from Cape Coral, so she’s not very used to the cold air when it trickles out of the depths of the arctic and down onto the white, sandy shores of Southwest Florida. She’s seen snow only twice in her life. She’s a Floridian through and through, and that means she’s thinking of what’s comfortable pretty much every time she makes the trip to her closet. And why wouldn’t you? It’s Southwest Florida.… … Continue reading
Do something BIG by doing something LITTLE! This year, WAY-FM is bringing back The Little Things Project, and it’s a chance to spread hope to people all over Southwest Florida. Life isn’t always easy, but it doesn’t take much to make a difference. Sometimes, all it takes is a free cup of coffee and a smile to make someone’s day! WAY-FM invites you to make a difference with us! Nominate your friends and family members who… … Continue reading
Hurricane Michael was the first Category 4 hurricane ever recorded to hit the panhandle of Florida, and it is the third strongest hurricane to hit the United States. Right now, it is difficult for so many families to care for even the most basic needs. That’s why we have partnered with Two Men & A Truck to collect diapers and wipes that will be distributed to those displaced by Hurricane Michael through Convoy of Hope! Here’s how… … Continue reading
Maybe, you are new to Florida and you haven’t registered to vote yet. Or perhaps, you just never got around to filling out the complicated paperwork. Check here to see if you are currently a registered voter in Florida? Either way, it’s doesn’t take a lot of time and it isn’t very hard to register. The deadline to register is October 8th, so if you want to vote in this year’s election make… … Continue reading
