September 7, 1998
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From the Editors
There's a new
furniture store perched on a hill about a mile from our home.
A love for all mankind; a sense of humor; turning the other cheek; a calm, non-reacting nature; study of First Peter, chapter 2, and Psalms 23 and 91; not giving in to thoughts of disgust, dismay, resentment; and not being afraid—these have all helped protect me from violence.
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Many people believe
that when a religious denomination outnumbers others in a particular area, it will be successful.
You know the type: someone who's responsible, law-abiding, civic-oriented, church-going—and utterly cheerless. But it doesn't have to be that way. Following God's law can be downright fun.
If you're wondering about your purpose in life, you'll be interested in the inspiration this author gained from watching a bee.
Several
years ago I needed to choose between two offers of employment.
This author's journey from a pack-a-day habit to total freedom began with two very simple ideas—so simple, in fact, that he wondered at first how they could possibly help.
You don't need ladders or soap and water to clean these windows, yet what difference it makes in what you see.
Read about ecumenical efforts to support the growth of Christianity in Africa.
As justified as jealousy may seem in some circumstances, there's a better way to respond.
If someone told you that you were beautiful, would you believe it? You should. Here's why.
God's immutable law of spiritual completeness is perpetually operating.
What gave me real confidence was the realisation that God was in control, not me.
As I sat there, I prayed the Lord's Prayer.
There had been no pain or discomfort, even though I had remained on my feet.
Every time I checked my body for signs of improvement, I was, in effect, taking my eye off the ball.
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Facing the challenge of raisinga moral childLighten the burdenReliance on God—a healing of diabetes
It's never too late for anyone to respond to the life-giving love of God.
