January 22, 2001
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From the Editors
I remember how massive
those gigantic metal structures looked as I drove along the New Jersey Turnpike late at night on my many runs from the Marine base where I was stationed in North Carolina to my home in Rhode Island.
The cover artwork on the December 4 issue is most appropriate for many of the articles.
If skyrocketing oil prices and gas shortages have been threatening your wallet or your well-being, here's something to help you take back control.
Ironically, the best way to have more of what you need is to give more of what you've got.
As one proverb goes, "When the Lord blesses you with riches, you have nothing to regret." That's just what the author found out one summer when work was scarce.
A Hollywood actor writes about what helps him give his best performance every day.
Immediately the pain stopped. I was able to think clearly once more.
This time something stopped me. I began to reason things out.
I stretched out my leg and foot. Immediately they came back into normal alignment.
I recalled as many facts about God as I could.
The more gratitude I felt, the more apparent God's care became.
