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The divine heritage way of living
We are often very curious about our human heritage, searching into our ancestry to find out more about who we are from the lives of those who came before us. While it’s true that the history of those who came before us can be interesting and sometimes useful, it’s very limiting to draw conclusions about our identity and life-prospects from human origins.
The history of humanity, after all, is full of limitations, discords, and diseases believed to be passed along through physical propagation—and looking for ways to eliminate these problems by examining physical origins keeps us within the confines of material limitations. Looking to the divine Spirit, God, as our true origin, however, enables us to break through those limitations.

March 13, 2017 issue
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From the readers
Brett Stafford, Deborah Caserotti, Joy Hinman
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The healing power of Mother Love
Deborah Huebsch
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An army of angels
Mark McCurties
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Not pulled down … but lifted up!
Jan Klesse
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‘The sweetest gift of God’s grace’
O. Matt Otte
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What do you see in the mirror?
Ella Gates
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Course correction
Will Towle
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Injuries from car accident healed
Susanne Sommer
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‘Honest toil has no penalty’
William Pappas
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Cat bite healed
Ellen Bennett
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Prayer reverses discouraging labels
Mary Bistline
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'From sense to Soul my pathway lies before me ...'
Photograph by Steve Ryf
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The divine heritage way of living
Barbara Vining