May 18, 1998
Content can't be loaded!
Imagine headlines without scandals, checkout stands without sensationalistic tabloids, workplaces without gossip. Sound boring? Not at all. What space that would open up—in thought, word, and deed—for expressions of genuine affection, for Christlike living.
Andrew Heyward, president of CBS News, sees the media's bias more in terms of the structural needs and limitations of the press [than liberal versus conservative views].
Perhaps you know this type of day—when nothing seems to be going right. But then, for this author, things took a radical turn for the better. Find out how.
A funny mistake brings home an important point about everyone's uniqueness.
It may look as though everyone is scrambling for the last piece of "opportunity pie," but actually there is no limit to the good that is available to each of us.
So, you've blown it. Now what? Are you bound to feel guilty, or is there a better way?
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It's not the end of the world Coming to grips with road rage How to deal with fear
Yes. He never stops giving us His thoughts. Here's assurance of that.
From feeling just plain unpopular to being elected to the student council—how did she do it?!
In the past, there seemed to be a set pattern for my pursuit of Christian Science.
The fear that had mesmerized me was gone. My toe was fully healed.
I felt an overwhelming assurance of God's precious love and care for His children.
I wasn't surprised when I woke in the middle of the night feeling the most marvelous sense of spiritual strength.
The fear and shock were gradually replaced by spiritually based calm.
We prayed from the standpoint of the baby's inherent spiritual maturity even during pregnancy.
It's one thing to know about God. It's quite another to know God.
