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Coming home
In the cold enclave of self-righteousness
From the false confidence and
shallowness of human will
Out of the mire of self-searching
and doubt
Dawns a new light, brighter still
It kindles softly from the depths
of self-surrender
A promise sweet, overshadowing
worry and fear
What starts as a meek, impossible hope
Ripens into a joy powerful and near
Home at last, after so long in the cold
Home at last, safely back in God’s fold
A son and heir, beloved, accepted—
His own,
Hand in hand with his Father,
never again alone
—Chris Jones
See Luke 15:11–32.
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April 28, 2014 issue
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Letters
Teddy, Kathryn Thompson, Kathryn Bablove, Consuela Allen
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No more tobacco addiction
Bruce Smith
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Coram Deo
Christopher Cieply
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The city foursquare, and healing
Hal Shrewsbury
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Educated in grace
Aubrey McMullin
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Coming home
Chris Jones
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The promise of everlasting love
Christa Kreutz
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A call for 'gospel humility'
Kim Shippey
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Our healings
Alieysia, Isaac, Jade
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Freed from alcoholism
Maureen O'Neal
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Injured wrist healed
John Gregory
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Toothache gone
Dean Coughtry
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Finger healed
Sanda S. Thomson
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Nothing too 'small' for God
Annette Dutenhoffer
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I see the light!
The Editors