November 19, 1990
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Through what lens do we look at the Bible? How can we appreciate more of the unity and wholeness of the many faiths that build on the Bible? This interview offers one churchman's perspective.
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From The Religion and Society Report, March 1990
The Scriptures can't be reduced to a mere record of the past. Their vitality expands with each life touched and healed
When challenges press in upon us, we ask "why me?" But there is a better question—one that lead us to see God, good, as the only cause.
Undo the burdens, untie the knots—The "have nots" the "yes-buts" the "I can't" the "gots.
The holidays can be times to recall that we "belong"—to family, to friends, to church. But we shouldn't forget that no matter what, we belong first to divine Love.
Reaching out to others in times of need is important. Yet effective outreach has to spring from more than sympathy. It has to reflect the power of Christ, Truth.
Gratefulness is a small key that can open a huge door. It opens our thought to see the way the universe really works.
Heavy theories and endless arguments aren't what God's Word is all about. The Bible naturally inspires us with spiritual light—and brings healing.
Every
day I thank God for all His goodness and love.
One morning in August 1989 I woke up with pain in my neck, shoulder, and one arm.
"And I saw a new heaven and a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away; and there was no more sea".
At the time when our first child was about two and I was teaching, I discovered that a mole on my body had become enlarged and quite sore.
