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Don’t be fooled
If you’ve ever been to the desert, you may have seen what looks like water on the ground in the distance—even though there isn’t any water there. This is a mirage. A mirage can trick us into believing something that isn’t real—like train tracks getting closer together in the distance or an airplane getting smaller and smaller as it disappears into the sky after take-off.
In spite of what we see, we aren’t tricked by these things, because we know the truth about what’s going on. We know how train tracks are built and that airplanes always stay the same size, on the ground and in the air.

November 25, 2019 issue
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From the readers
Joyce Meadows, Cathy Pepperell, David Fares
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The Christian grace of gratitude
Rick Gaspard
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Buoyed by being grateful
Deb Hensley
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Giving thanks heals!
Alison J. Hughes
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Are you limiting your supply of good?
Carol Rounds
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Building harmonious relationships
Elizabeth Mata
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Don’t be fooled
Carol A. Miller
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Mobility restored
Richard Ramsay
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Burns quickly healed
Virginia Gathings
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Healing after fall from horse
Virginia Slachman
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In frictionless grace
David Martin
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Thankful for what God can and cannot do
Barbara Vining