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Taken care of, not terrorized
Living in Florida, my husband and I have the privilege of praying for safety from destructive weather during the yearly and much-publicized hurricane season.
The night of September 4, 2004, was a night my husband and I spent in deep prayer, acknowledging God’s protection, as Hurricane Frances headed toward our area. We’d boarded up our windows and stocked up with recommended supplies, but our main preparation was setting aside special times for prayer in the days before the projected landfall.
We acknowledged God’s great love for the citizens of our community and our state, since all are in reality the spiritual ideas, or children, of God. And we just could not dignify calling the hurricane by its given name because we knew from our spiritual study that God’s government does not include a destructive force that can harm His creation.
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September 15, 2014 issue
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Letters
Becky Barrett-Alford, Kaye Cover, Keb, Charles E. Pike, Maggie
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Prayer that avails much
Dorcas Strong
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Reliable parenting books
Mary Trammell
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Taken care of, not terrorized
Laura S. Jacobs
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Love your neighbor...even when it's difficult
Cathy Partusch
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An invitation
The Editors
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"Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace..."
Photograph by Helen Eddy
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No obstruction to omnipotence
Madelon Maupin
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When a coworker shared...
Charlotte Piteleski
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My softball story
Jade
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Knee trouble gone
Bruce Bicknell
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Teeth straightened through prayer
Adrienne McWhorter
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True growth is only good
Susie Jostyn
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Walking with freedom
Ara Knorre
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What daily prayer can do for us
David C. Kennedy