December 28, 1998
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Christ Jesus' innocence was his strength, enabling him to forgive his tormentors.
Article
"Nurturing spirituality
[in children] is different from fostering self-esteem, points out Dr.
Now is the time when people start talking in earnest about the resolutions they plan to make in the coming year. But a resolution made simply because January is here probably won't result in lasting gain. True renewal isn't the province of a single season or of a particular phase in one's life. It's an ongoing process of discovering one's connection to God.
It's a holy feeling to be forgiven, to feel another's unconditional love. Being the one to forgive feels just as good, maybe even better.
At her husband's passing, this author faced the loss of custody of her children as well. Through prayer and trust in God, however, she won the right to raise them on her own.
There's only one you to be lived—honest, courageous, full of integrity.
At one point a builder put up a new home for sale and listed it with several competing real estate firms, including mine.
Ever felt it might be presumptuous of you to offer assistance to your boss? Find out how the Lord's Prayer can help you both.
The sooner you dump unhealthy thoughts, the faster healing will come.
I had so many things to do: finish work on my daughter's farm records before taking them to the tax preparer, clean up the mess in the kitchen from the previous night's disaster with the wafflemaker, shower, dress, and so forth.
IMAGINE
this: Your hometown has been destroyed by war.
What did Nehemiah do at least three times between learning that the wall of Jerusalem was broken down and traveling to Jerusalem to rebuild it?
Never before had I experienced such absolute joy.
Suddenly, I knew that I could claim my heritage as the ageless, deathless idea of God.
Time and again, ideas came to me as I was listening for God's guidance.
What happens if one's parents are no longer able to care for themselves, and no other family help is available to assist?
