July 2, 2001
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From the Editors
Much has been written
over the past few years about life-after-death experiences.
Article
National Basketball Association champion
David Robinson is valued not just for his performance on the court but also for his exceptional behavior off the court.
According to the doctors attending him, Howard had no vital signs for eight minutes. What he remembers taking place during that interval changed the way he feels about death . . . and, more important, about life.
Often we help ourselves most when we're willing to help others even a little.
To you, it was just an old hymn your grandmother used to sing. But the story behind it has a profound message.
I have worked for almost 12 years as a resident counselor in two different college dormitories.
I asked myself, "Do I want to live or do I want to die?"
When I turned on the car radio, Bob Marley was singing, "One Love! One Heart!.
Here are some ideas on what might be going on if you sit down to pray—and nothing happens.
When a woman known for destroying writers became the one she reported to, this author found clear direction in the Bible.
Before I'd finished the book, I was healed of all my health problems.
With all my trust, I turned to God, and calmed down.
Much more than a human sentiment, divine Love can't be depleted by adverse material circumstances
