April 5, 2004
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Longer Takes decades of life in the working world for most people to see the full range employment highs and lows.
ITEMS of INTEREST
"Church reformer Martin Luther relied on new technology—in his case, the printing press—to circulate sermons in 16th-century Europe.
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Seen spiritually, your employment is God's activity. It is what He does with you and through you.
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No one can fill the special place God has reserved for you. Nothing can keep you from finding it. And you can never lose it.
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I decided to pray to stop seeing myself as wanting or lacking anything, and to remember instead that God could meet all my needs
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When his job description suddenly changed, and life became an unexpected pressure cooker, a newly hired professor lean on God.
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We've all been given gifts from our Creator—skills and interests that are meant to be put to good use daily.
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When she faced debilitating pain, this writer found ideas for fear-destroying, hope-inspired prayer in a parable of Jesus.
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The Easter message of Jesus' triumph over the cross, and its implications for healing in our own lives, is at the heart of what his teaching was all about.
CHURCH LIVES
The next in our continuing series on what church membership can do for you, your neighbor, and the world.
SPORTS
Do loads of sunshine
and an outdoor life help to make Australian sportsmen and -women highly competitive—and famous?
SPIRITUAL focus on books
Josephine
Carlton had never dreamed of writing a book.
Testimony of Healing
The baby moved for about five minutes, and I felt her repositioning.
Testimony of Healing
Several
years ago, I was enjoying the last day of a wonderful vacation—and savoring every moment.
FROM THE editors
Terror is not person or an entity—it's essentially a mode of thinking. And terror is contrary to the goodness of God, which is omnipotent.
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