December 31, 2012
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From the Editors
As an old year yields necessarily and graciously to a new one, it’s not uncommon to leave previous patterns of thought and action to embrace freshly inspired ones.
God frees us from the fear of death, opening the door to healing.
The commitment to ongoing spiritual ‘newness’ goes way beyond New Year’s resolutions.
It’s an insurrection of infinite proportions!Hearts are breaking open— Love is on the loose and shows no signs of stopping: Speeding past the garden’s edge Climbing over fences Reaching beyond reach toward the light.
A retired military chaplain shares how divine grace protects and inspires.
I knew instantly that I should go to the service and be a spiritual support there.
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Photo credit: Gabe Korinek
We’ve all felt
the shock that comes from an abrupt ending.
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Our relationship with God is not a theoretical crutch to lean on.
Class instruction provided clear direction about how to pray effectively.
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Congress will become
… more religiously diverse this January, after Tuesday’s.
For more than a decade, I was a cigarette smoker and tried several times to quit without lasting success.
During the summer following my freshman year in high school, I attended a dance program for young dancers aspiring to become teachers.
I suffered from severe earaches for many years.
When a heart is truly touched by Christ, that heart is made new, and there is no going back.
