December 13, 1999
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From the Editors
Judging by the kind
of advertising customary at this time of year, there are two seasons happening simultaneously—Christmas, of course, but also the cold and flu season.
If you saw a truck heading rapidly toward you as you crossed the street, you'd do well to get out of its way. Why not take the same approach to the season's highly promoted colds and flu—or to any illness, for that matter? There's a reliable way to maintain one's health and to prevent illness.
What if you found yourself alone in an unfamiliar country, unable to communicate effectively, at Christmastime, no less? Could you find bountiful blessings in those circumstances? This author did.
Was Jesus God or the Son of God? It's an age-old debate, the answer to which directly affects how we follow the Master's example.
When children from Minneapolis—St. Paul team up with professional dancers from other cities to perform The City Children's Nutcracker, it's a treat for all, and for some, a dream come true.
Considering the holidays in the context of Jesus' works highlights the holiness of the season.
Need more money? Read how this young man found his own needs met once he used what little he had to repay a debt.
I once thought that with my fourwheel drive vehicle I was ready for anything.
Very soon there was no trace left of the injuries.
I simply sat and rejoiced. I was free; I was permanently healed.
When I ran, I was free. I won the two-mile race.
I am very grateful for this healing.
That was the most successful and precious Christmas season of our thirty-four years in business.
