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Let God direct your life
MANY THINGS IN LIFE can look as if they're beyond our control—a business in trouble, a health crisis, or a relationship that's in a downward spiral. Regaining control begins, I believe, with changing our standpoint of reasoning about our lives—from a material to a spiritual basis.
Reasoning from a material standpoint often leads to the conclusion that what affects our lives is "out there somewhere," such as another person or a set of circumstances. But reasoning from a spiritual standpoint turns us to what is always within us—the reign of God, or divine Principle.
Think what a difference it would make if we began with the assumption that there is actually a divine Principle, or wisdom, that governs life. It would certainly mean, just by virtue of what we know a principle to be, that there's more dependability in life—that we can count on consistent outcomes.
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August 25, 2003 issue
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Not a chance in the world
Warren Bolon
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Letters
with contributions from Anni Ulich, Miah Bumpas, Jane Partis McCarty, Linda Vara, Jeanette Roche
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items of interest
with contributions from Richard Dymond, Jan Norman, Matt Sedensky, Howard Manly
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Let God direct your life
By Ron Ballard
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No longer controlled by allergies
By Judy M. Little
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Trusting that God is close at hand
By Ann Stewart
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GOD'S CONTROL of the environment
By Kim Shippey Senior Writer
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Finding an end to war—then and now
By Jon Harder
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A sure thing
By Ginny Luedeman
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They have their own relationship with God
By Cali McClure
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A tithe of children
By Bettie Gray, Staff Editor
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'God will guide us'
By Bill Dawley Senior Managing Editor
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Healing of fear brings physical healing
Wendy Rankin