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Choose God
In this attention-scattering age of new gadgets, speedy social networking sites, and bewildering choices in every sphere of human activity, how does anyone make wise decisions about what to buy or watch or do—or even how to live one’s life?
How do you select from 34 varieties of bread in one supermarket, or an entire aisle in the hardware store displaying white paints ranging from Crushed Cotton to Moonlit Snow to Soft Linen?
You need turn no further than the Bible for a helpful guide. Take Joshua’s ringing challenge to the Israelites to choose whether they would follow the Lord who had proven his trustworthiness or allow the local gods to control them: “Choose you this day whom ye will serve” (Joshua 24:15).
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February 17, 2014 issue
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Letters
Joan Greig, Lori Doutrich
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Redemption and freedom from the past
Kate Ness
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An answer to all our needs: within our reach!
Masisa Tadio Nazert
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Prayer and the yearning to be authentic
Melanie Wahlberg
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Invest in what's important
Myriam Betouche
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The Velveteen Rabbit and a lesson in reality
Caroline Martin
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"In returning and rest shall ye be saved..."
Photograph by Don Seymour
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No steering off course
Christa Kreutz
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A clear, loving message
Irene Miller
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Not sick anymore!
Hannah
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Digestion back to normal
David Fowler
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‘I stood up without pain’
Juliet Blake
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Alarming symptoms vanish
Sofía Rodríguez de Cestti
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Protected during, and after, a car crash
Thomas Liston
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Choose God
The Editors