January 3, 2000
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Your November 15 Sentinel article "Prepare for takeoff" was truly an answer to prayer.
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A Common Theme in much writing about today's families is that hard-working, frazzled parents don't have enough time to spend with their children, and that the youngsters feel deprived as a result.
It's time to break the habit of dating documents "1999." Why not break out of another, more serious, habit, that of believing that some aspects of your nature are inherited from your ancestors? You're not a paper doll, destined to imitate some distant relative's looks, actions, or ill health.
The opposing nature of the spiritual and material views of man is perhaps nowhere more striking than in their different perspectives on intelligence.
Don't let anything keep you from being the wholly individual expression of God that you are.
For many of us, with the holidays over, there'll be a vacation from the cleaning and cooking associated with entertaining guests. Even so, you'll want to keep close watch on the thoughts you're entertaining so that you can boot out any unhealthy ones that try to barge in.
Pausing for spiritual refreshment can make a big difference in one's day. In this case it led to the peaceful resolution of conflict with a co-worker.
At a local sports event with my family, sitting in a stadium with people on all sides, I was reminded of a sentence from Science and Health.
Ever felt as though things were upside down? Steven felt that way when he discovered his friends were stealing. Find out how he helped set things right.
All the warts fell off and were replaced with new skin without a mark or scar.
Thanks be to God, I have not taken a single tablet since throwing away those pills.
One day I came to Sunday School and I had what looked like pinkeye.
I am grateful to say that he has not had an epileptic seizure since that day.
The key issue is how you live your life, not the number of years assigned to human existence.
Living Christliness awakens us to the needs of others.
