July 12, 1999
Content can't be loaded!
Article
For decades, some
psychologists have asserted that people with religious beliefs are less intelligent.
Ever come back from vacation feeling you need a vacation to recover from your vacation? Not a good feeling. Find out how to make time away—whether overseas or at an amusement park—truly refreshing.
Turning thought away from oneself toward the divine One leads to healing.
Sometimes paring down is hard work—when it involves cleaning out one's closets, for example—but what a great feeling once it's done. Here's a chance to get and keep that pared-down feeling day by day.
Next time someone asks you to buy a raffle ticket, think about the risks involved.
In many parts of the world, summer brings with it buzzing, biting bugs. Is there a way to enjoy the outdoors without being pestered?
These two victories over theft and loss reassure us that wherever we travel, we go with God.
Edible leftovers can be lovely reminders of happy times with family and friends. Emotional leftovers, on the other hand, are often best avoided.
Taking care of Lawrence's fish while he went on vacation wasn't working out very well—until his aunt turned to God for help.
Once when I was seven and my older brother Ben was nine, we were going to meet one of his friends around the corner from our home.
My strength, stamina, clearheadedness, and joy had returned.
The three of us, though upside down, were all alive and uninjured.
The pain, shortness of breath, and dizziness simply faded away.
When the big day arrived, no one felt stretched, and everyone helped out.
