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What doesn't change?
To watch the world, one could easily conclude that life is synonymous with almost constant and dramatic change: floods, earthquakes, and fires displacing people; divorces and separations pulling apart families; job losses and health problems threatening security.
Even expected changes such as seasonal transitions, new jobs, children growing up and moving away, and retirement can bring difficult struggles or wrenching emotions. Yet the Bible teaches us that God does not change: "I am the Lord, I change not" (Mal. 3:6). And the Psalmist refers to God as the "rock." He writes: "The Lord is my rock, and my fortress, and my deliverer; my God, my strength, in whom I will trust .... Who is a rock save our God?" (Ps. 18:2, 31)

June 10, 1996 issue
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Scared?
Sue Rohde
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Dismantling fear
Helen Tucker Parnell
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What doesn't change?
Joan Sieber Ware
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my ever psalm
Patricia Kadick
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Fatherhood—enlisting the help of angels
William M. Fabian
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Dear Sentinel,
with contributions from Reed Cooper, Jason Ryan Frasier, La Veda Frasier, John B. Frasier
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Trafficking in truth
Nancy Weckler Bachmann
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The torch of spiritual understanding
Margaret Coleman Brown Poyser
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A QUESTIONS & ANSWERS EXCHANGE
clergywoman with contributions from reader
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"Our spiritual health"
by Kim Shippey
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This day
Dorothy Bowen Fynn
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The environment—fragmented or whole?
William E. Moody
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Recently I was reminded of a healing that took place a number...
Lois Sauer Degler
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I recently came across a collection of notes that I had made...
David W. Miller
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One evening last fall I turned on the television to listen to the...
Rita Hayes Hornbeak