December 3, 2018
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Thank you for the October 15, 2018, issue of the Sentinel, “Widening the scope of our prayers.
I’ve found the best way to take care of myself is to begin with God in prayer.
Even when things seem dark humanly, God is ever present, and His truth can break through the darkness and lift us up.
It is reasonable to conclude that since God is good, man—made in His image—is also good.
I wished to be free of having my sense of happiness and self-worth dictated by my weight or food consumption.
After he lost an item that had a lot of sentimental value, this author headed out to look for it. But it was prayer, not the search itself, that helped him find it—and that brought home a powerful spiritual lesson.
Suffering from a debilitating chronic ailment can be extremely discouraging.
As I was growing up, my family always had big Fourth of July celebrations at our house.
It is so much fun to play with my dog Charlie, a little white Maltese.
When the love of God brings physical healing, it can move and empower a person to live the Godlike goodness that cancels sin.
