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The certainty of having what we need
We can be certain of having what we need. This isn't a lightly made promise.
"Fear not, little flock," Christ Jesus said to his disciples (and the Christ is always saying to each of us); "for it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom." Luke 12:32;
Facing and mastering fear is an element of opening the door to what we need. Greed, and fretful ambitions for "more," arise in fears—fears for tomorrow or even for this hour. Fear that if we don't have a mountain, or even a hillock, of material things, then maybe we'll feel unhappy and incomplete.
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December 1, 1980 issue
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Are we shaking our "feather beds"?
EUNICE H. DIZER
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Your role as a prophet
ANNA A. VINSON
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6 Some words for good and evil
CORA MASON
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Purity is God-given
DAVID G. MUTCH
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Neither captor nor captive
MARILYN JANE RIMMINGTON
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Possible to you
MARION SHELDON PIERPONT
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Emotions in the classroom
REMINGTON EDWARDS TWITCHELL
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Connections
FLORA JAMES RUGGLES
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"Not even a split second"
FRANK S. MOORMAN
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The certainty of having what we need
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Face the storm
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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The way of worship
THEODORE L. CLAPP
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Hold on
Kailash D. Chopra
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Christian Science has been my only physician for...
LILLIAN CLAESSON with contributions from DAVID CLAESSON
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Several years ago I felt as if everything in the world was bad
JULIE MACKEY with contributions from GERDA PAUL
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How often we intend to spend more time studying to spiritualize...
PAUL M. GUYER with contributions from FRANCELENE ANN GUYER
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At one time my son came home after three years in the Navy
LOVIE PRESLEY CRUTCHER