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The Bible and self-esteem
When my friend Susan needs self-confidence, she opens up her Bible. "It speaks in such a gentle way," she says. "The Bible makes me feel special—like somebody loves me."
The "somebody" Susan is talking about is God. And she's right: the Bible's great news is that God loves all of us. He loves us equally—regardless of race, culture, economic bracket, or religion. He loves us eternally. Unconditionally. Without ever holding back.
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November 22, 1999 issue
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To Our Readers
William E. Moody
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YOUR LETTERS
with contributions from Virginie Milfort, Barbara Newcomb DeNisi
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items of interest
with contributions from National Institute for Healthcare Research, Heidi Schlumpf, Warren A. Nord, Brian Quincy Newcomb
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Celebrating the Book of (abundant) Life
By Beulah M. Roegge
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THE BIBLE'S ARC OF GRACE
Mary W. Bright
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THE BIBLE—GUIDE TO A NEW YOU
Jonathan Heim
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Are you guilty until proven innocent?
By Karl S. Sandberg, Jr.
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Safe, even in a hurricane
By Kathryn Blackwell Harper
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How we learn to trust God
By Beverly P. Kendall
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Gratitude -don't let envy get in the way
By Lori Ann Jakuc
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THE ABC's OF GRATITUDE
Howard A. Swanson
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THANKSGIVING GIFTS
Betsy Louise Fulghum
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What is God?
Beverly Goldsmith
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Dear Sentinel,
Molly Racette
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Long-standing smoking habit dropped overnight
Frederick M. Le Moin
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Trust in God restores health and strength
Nancy O. Balog
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Leaning on God's law cures knee pain
Jack L. Berger
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Flu healed instantly
Linda Haddock
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Alcoholism overcome through prayer
Cyprian Leslie Kheswa
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Comfort for a grieving parent
By Carrie T. Becker
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A MOTHER'S JOB, A QUESTION ANSWERED
Carol K. Cummings
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The Bible and self-esteem
Mary Metzner Trammell