April 4, 2011
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Call it the “negative placebo effect.
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There is no closure to God’s provision, because God is All. God is our supply and that meets every human need.
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Not even the smallest thing is ignored, as Christ fulfills God’s law.
A chemistry class and photography provide helpful analogies for understanding God.
Through diligent prayer the author begins to see her true beauty.
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Excerpts from a live Sentinel Web chat with Rebecca Odegaard, C.S.B.
Vibrancy, vitality, stamina, and strength are spiritual qualities that have nothing to do with the passage of time.
A Navy pilot gives wings to prayer instead of accepting that his career is over.
This writer shares how prayer enables us to find ongoing strength and healing.
A dedicated search for the spiritual basis of life leads this author to a new-found sense of happiness.
Age doesn't need to get in the way of a sincere desire to help others.
There’s always a lot of talk about aging—how to avoid its effect through exercise, diet, and all kinds of other things.
I asked her if she was aware that the theme for this year’s Annual Meeting is “Church Alive.”
We then had a comical cellphone moment—she replied, “Did you say, ‘Is church alive?’ ”
We then had a comical cellphone moment—she replied, “Did you say, ‘Is church alive?’ ”
With spring
now upon us in the Northern Hemisphere, my thoughts have been turning again to Wordsworth’s well-loved poem “Daffodils,” which has always delighted me.
Early last year, I was on the way to a dentist appointment when I tripped and fell on the cement, landing forcefully on my arm and hand.
I’m very grateful for the immediacy and effectiveness of relying on God’s healing power.
In the summer of 2009, I began waking up every morning with pain shooting down my left leg.
God’s law of provision sustains good human efforts to help one another.
