March 14, 2011
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The King James
Version—which marks its 400th birthday in 2011—was the Bible of my childhood.
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We can be freed from the idolatry of material belief and grow spiritually.
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Peterson is outspoken on many aspects of contemporary life, and especially worship.
When a small dog is suddenly struck on a busy freeway, prayer comes to the rescue.
A single mom prays about running her household and breaking free of traditional roles.
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Prayers for ourselves and for Haiti can help reduce the spread of contagious disease.
What a liberating concept that we have divine permission to conquer contagion with Truth!
Amid reports of illness, this post-grad prays to counter fear and support her university during exam time.
A mom prays when her daughter's school performance looks like it might be derailed.
A frequent visitor to a nearby lawn gives this author food for thought.
As David played his harp, Saul was refreshed and healed. Might it have been the pure unction of divine Love which Saul felt?
When our three children were small, we had just about every kind of pet in our home at one time or another—hamsters, fish, mice, birds, gerbils, rabbits, a dog.
When Mary Baker Eddy was once asked how she healed, she included in her reply that one must always keep one’s violin in tune.
A little over a year ago, my son began wearing braces to correct a tooth that was diagnosed as impacted, by one dentist and two orthodontists.
Prayer can ensure that, as St. Paul put it in his letter to the Romans, “All things work together for good to them that love God” (Rom. 8:28).
