April 24, 1995
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Not
long ago, my wife and I spent three weeks on business in a South American country.
Form Global paradox by John Naisbitt
The Bible often speaks of God as being a shield, refuge, and fortress. This is a practical truth.
Article
In this week's column the Sentinel reports on ways in which people are responding to the urgent demand to end violence in American streets and homes.
Article
No unworthy petitionersThe discipline that forwards healingUnfailing directionThe omnipotent God—and the AIDS threatMessage from a teenager:A prayer for rescue answered
Suppose you are a Japanese tourist visiting a beautiful city in Europe.
Like the cleaning of a grimy old masterpiece painting, the activity of the Christ began to wash away the young man's mortal sense of himself and reveal the wonderful presence of the man of God's creating.
We're God's children, and He loves us. The Bible says that He takes pleasure in us.
An
article in USA Weekend pointed to a Gallup poll indicating that, in the United States, 90 percent of the population prays, with some three out of four Americans praying daily.
One
evening on my way home from work, on a busy highway, I had to stop very suddenly.
One
healing for which I am especially and profoundly grateful occurred in 1986.
Christian Science
entered my life at a time of great personal need.
Although
I grew up a Christian Scientist, I was not at first a diligent student of its teachings.
