October 26, 1998
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Driving a long-haul
truck can be a lonely, dangerous business—one that is full of temptations and spiritual hunger.
Article
Do you know anyone who starts to clean house by tossing dirt around it? Yet lots of people take a little bit of sickness in order to keep well. Here's a better way to maintain your immunity—a way that begins and ends with health.
Article
I had accepted a job in a Southeast Asian country that involved extensive traveling in remote jungle areas.
Article
Ever put out a death wish on someone? You might want to read this before you answer.
Article
Picture this: a little girl kneeling at her bedside, including her family, her friends, even her pets, in her prayers. Now picture this: everyone praying daily, and including their nation's leaders in their prayers. What a world this would be!
Article
As this author proved, we're not hurt by helping others—we're blessed.
Article
Through listening to the radio, glancing at the sky, or peeking at a thermometer; most people check the weather before heading out for the day. But checking your thoughts might actually give you more information about—and control over—the elements.
Article
Hurricane warnings were being posted all along the eastern seaboard.
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Some of the prophets in the Bible led pretty wild lives. Find out about the adventures Elijah and Elisha had—and about the angels that helped them along the way.
Testimony of Healing
I refused to accept anything contrary to man's spiritual perfection.
Testimony of Healing
We continued to pray and declare that this child was cared for and loved by God.
Testimony of Healing
Gradually I realized that the difficulty was nothing more than a belief that I could have a life separate from God.
Editorial
Whatever it is that you or I may desire, it will take a better form it we trust it to the Father and Mother of the universe.
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