July 27, 1987
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When the writer sees more of what it means to be "joint-heirs with Christ," he no longer invents reasons for not doing his best.
Where does Christian discipleship begin? What are some of the pitfalls we need to watch for in our spiritual progress?
If I had been fishing on that seaand Christ had called right out to me,"Cast the net on the right side,"Would I have obeyed?
What we spend the most thought and time on, what we are most concerned about, comes the closest to being our "god." Shouldn't we be sure that we are worshiping the true God, divine Love?
The beginning of a new day is often a time for priority setting. Where are love for God, Spirit, and love for humanity in our priorities today?
The
policeman at our front door said that our neighbor's house had been ransacked.
Theories of how to bring about change in relationships and in society are common enough. But this writer raises some questions in regard to our assumptions concerning change itself.
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Some years ago Harvard psychologist Robert Rosenthal ran an experiment that explored the impact teachers can have on their students' subsequent performance.
We hear it said,"Never say 'never'!"And so it is we can't alwayssay "always,"for we know not all the waysthere are in His design.
To know the real richness of life depends on our perspective. What are we looking for? Where are we searching?
The hillsides of Galilee no longer echo his discourses, but Christ Jesus' words live on. Today they speak even louder to new listeners.
In
August 1984 a serious skin condition developed above my lip.
This testimony showing my deep gratitude to God is long overdue.
Christian Science has been a way of life for me since I was about four years old.
Never a day passes without my giving thanks to God for Christian Science.
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