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Dealing with rude behavior—Jesus' way
Peacemaker needed
The man behind the counter who had just taken my breakfast order had been extremely rude—almost insulting. In less time than it takes for you to read about it, the following battle played itself out in my mind:
Initial reaction: "Don't just sit there. You know how to look out for yourself. Strike a blow for the women of this world. Talk back to him!"
Christlike response: "Don't simply fire off a self-justifying remark. You have a higher obligation here—to do what God expects of you, which is to act in conformity with Jesus' teachings on being a peacemaker."
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January 25, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Allan Caister-Pearce, Chris Lowenberg
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items of interest
with contributions from Charles Leighton, David L. McMahon
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The vision thing
By Nathan A. Talbot
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SPIRITUAL GOALS MAKE A DIFFERENCE
D. Maxine James
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Sin is not a pretty picture
By Barbara Beattie Wyly
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Dealing with rude behavior—Jesus' way
By Sharon Slaton Howell
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In unity
Sarah E. Roberts
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"IMMORTAL memory"
By Robert J. Rowan
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Confidence means not being afraid to start
By Katherine Hildreth
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How my friend saved me from suicide
By Laura Matthews
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Seeking and finding: a way of Life
Lynne Bundesen—author, columnist, photographer, war reporter, and cyberspace editor—talks with Kim Shippey, News Editor.
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Shock and effects of a burn quickly overcome
Kathleen Marianne North
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Grateful for God's guidance
Lilith Yanagimachi
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Phlebitis healed through prayer
Helen P. Chapin
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Communing with God ends migraines
Jean Adrienne Kirkbride
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Prayer restores health
Judith Terry Howard
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Overcoming fear of the flesh
By Susan Mack
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Wildlife and Love's demands
Margaret Rogers