May 1, 2000
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From the Editors
Spiritual seekers, including those who regularly read, or write for, this magazine, aren't generally taken by surprise at what's possible when one puts his or her faith in God and understands even a little of the divine power that heals.
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Earlier this year
a major study of 4,113 adults in 2,689 households revealed that 25% of the participants who use the Internet more than five hours a week feel that it has reduced the time they spend with friends and family or attend events outside the home.
For those suffering from a chronic difficulty such as asthma, accepting that one is, in fact, perfect may seem like a stretch. Yet understanding this spiritual truth is key to finding permanent freedom from disease of every kind. Read of two individuals' healings of asthma, which grew out of a greater appreciation of their present spiritual perfection.
As a child, I was diagnosed with asthma, and suffered from attacks that were sometimes very serious.
A family playing at the beach. A ring lost in the sand. Instead of finding fault with each other, they found the ring.
Despite the nomadic nature of their work, migrant workers make an enduring spiritual contribution essential to harvesting and to life.
Penniless in the morning, she turned to God in prayer. By nightfall she and her family were well provided for. Now that's a good day!
Feeling rested is different from getting lots of sleep. As a matter of fact, the two don't really have much to do with each other.
Whether in the city or the country, in your homeland or abroad, you're safe and sound in God.
My son, a professional golfer and teacher, was recently sent to Japan to conduct workshops for people in this field.
Running among the blossoms, Peter was stung by a bee. It wasn't his first sting right there in his own backyard—but it was the last.
In Sunday School we had been talking about how to "love thy neighbour as thyself," by seeing everyone as God made them—as His loving children.
I got in and drove home, perfectly well.
The doctor said that he saw no abnormality.
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The Sentinel is in a very real way a "distribution center" for healing ideas.
Jesus pointed to the satisfaction that comes from trusting in God rather than in materiality.
