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Time and energy–divinely inspired
A number of years ago, I heard myself offering the excuse of not having enough time to work on a project I really wanted to be doing. Moreover, I realized that I was hearing that assertion quite often from others as well. Lack of time, along with the claim of too much effort or work, seems to be a common complaint keeping us from pursuing our goals. Is it really true that we are limited by time and personal energy? Do we have to feel that time can control us and make us feel burdened?
When I noticed the prevalent claim of a lack of time, I decided to sit down and explore these questions in terms of Christian Science, to clarify the situation.
About the author
Bob Bilhorn lives in Chicago.

February 7, 2011 issue
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Letters
Ursula Stone, Susan Moore, Brian Kissock, Dick Arlen, Margaret Zuber, Mary Allyene McKinley
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Lifting weights
Ingrid Peschke, Managing Editor
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The rewards of daily Bible reading
Greg Miller
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Australian flood: not too late to pray
Beverly Goldsmith
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Praise the abundance of God
Christa Kreutz
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From skeptic to believer
Donald Snyder
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Progress through Church
Jan True Jacoby
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Time and energy–divinely inspired
By Bob Bilhorn
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Keeping the feeders full
Elise Moore
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Prayer on the starting block
By Jenna Mehlenbacher
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The grace that lifts our burdens
By Michelle Nanouche
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God ‘carries the load’
By John Kinguru
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Smile with your soul
By Kim Shippey, Senior Writer
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Love waits to bless
Kerry Alvarado
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God’s love heals
By Thomas Mitchinson
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Church bulletin bloopers
Carolina Casperson
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Health care, we have a problem
By Russ Gerber
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Mountain thoughts
Anne Daly
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Prayer heals facial growth
Bryan Nichols
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Hearing restored
Marlin Templeton
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Leg pain healed
Jan Libengood
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Defusing the pension time bomb
The Editors