June 12, 2006
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
Occasionally, readers ask why a particular subject was covered on these pages.
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The best way to help those who see no way out of their troubles is to gain and share the conviction that life is spiritual and indestructible.
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Coming to know God as "the great I am," who loves us and gives life meaning, can free those trapped by self-destructive thoughts.
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Excerpts from a recent spirituality.com online chat with Harrict Schupp.
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Read how two young people, struggling to find the reason for their very existence, found satisfying answers through prayer.
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I shall not die, but live, and declare the works of the Lord.
—Psalm 118:17
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Even the tiniest bit of faith in God can—and will—grow, bringing hope and healing.
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How do you prepare for a seven-hour hike through South Africa's Drakensberg Mountains when you've just been seriously injured? This writer says, Pray.
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When this high-school senior studied abroad in Panama, she learned just how much she could trust God.
PARENTING
IT WAS CLEAR TO ME THAT TO "PRAISE GOD" COULD BE SEEN TO MEAN "VALUE GOOD."
SENTINEL WATCH
THROUGH PRAYER, WE CAN TRUST MORE AND MORE THAT GOD GOVERNS AND MAINTAINS THE WELL-BEING OF ALL OF HIS PEOPLE.
Testimony of Healing
In January 1992, I began to suffer from a persistent rash.
Testimony of Healing
At the end of 2002, I was retired from a challenging career as a technical writer for an international company.
Testimony of Healing
One day about a year and a half ago, I noticed a small growth on my forehead while blow-drying my hair.
FROM THE EDITORS
A MEDICAL STUDY
released a few weeks ago has had us thinking of Shakespeare's words in Hamlet, "There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.
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