June 11, 2001
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From the Editors
There are few
things in life that call for an all-encompassing pledge—a pledge to be kept, regardless of circumstances—in sickness and in health, for richer or for poorer, a commitment that is not just long term, but that is a lifetime one.
Article
In an article
for Harvard Magazine, Craig Lambert reports on the Grant Study.
Her estranged husband was sitting across from her with a loaded gun on his lap. And he was threatening to use it. Her only option was prayer.
New York City offers endless opportunities for making friends and dating. But the author found that not even neon lights could point out the way to the right woman like God could.
I'd had several serious relationships, but the majority of them were very unhappy.
Working at a marriage takes patience. Praying about one that isn't working takes even more.
How do you envision the marriage proposal you'll make to someone, or that will be made to you? In the glow of candlelight? On the side of the road with a flat tire? If the time is right, it probably won't even matter.
During a night marked by weakness and inability to breathe, comes a profound revelation ... and a healing.
Article
Some people go the straightlaced military route. Others go the far-out artistic one. Here's someone who felt called on to work out of both camps.
My fourth-grade
daughter Sarah was fretting about a science test one night and said she couldn't go to sleep because she was so worried.
As I lay in bed, unable to move, my first thought was to pray about all the fear.
The itching stopped, and the welts completely disappeared in a matter of moments.
I was aware of the wonderful Science of Christ that was healing me.
I used my thumb freely that day, without any pain.
The rules of healing are available to anyone, unconditionally.
