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January 22, 2018
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You don’t have to accept what other people consider you to be.
Inspired relationships and interactions in our lives can come as a natural outcome of acknowledging and understanding our relationship to God.
Can we really trust God to open our eyes to His presence?
As a child, I was often told I was unwanted, unwelcome, even a “thorn in the flesh.
One night my family was roasting marshmallows, and I put my stick with the marshmallow on the end into the fire, because I wanted my marshmallow to burn.
One evening, our family was roasting marshmallows in our back garden when our five-year-old daughter, Alma, pulled her marshmallow out of the fire to inspect it.
When I was in graduate school, I was awakened one night by a phone call.
About four years ago I began to have some pain in one of my hips while moving or standing still.
Richly rooted in the rhythm of LifeFar above discordant strifeWe dance and delight as our day unfoldsLoving and accepting what God beholds.
When an earthquake rattled central Mexico in September and dozens of buildings collapsed, Mexicans rallied by the thousands to rescue trapped survivors.
“The question, ‘What is Truth,’ convulses the world,” wrote Mary Baker Eddy, an astute observer of the world.
Right away Science and Health began to make God understandable to me—the God the Bible talks about all the time.
