March 18, 2019
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[Barbara Vining, “Spiritual identity, morality, and unconditional love,” Sentinel, February 11, 2019 ]
Jesus often began his prayers by thanking God and recognizing God’s absolute power.
The Bible teaches that God’s view of us is different from our own memories of personal experiences.
A heavily armed man cocked his weapon, pointed it a few inches from my face, and demanded that I give him all my money.
While taking a one-year diploma course in child guidance and family counseling followed by a three-month internship, I was staying at the YWCA Working Women’s Hostel in Chandigarh.
I grew up with strong roots in a traditional Christian religion, and will always appreciate how my family instilled in me the importance of drawing close to God.
One evening when I was lying in bed in the dark, I suddenly felt a strong pressure on my ribs.
In September 2015, the car I was driving was hit in front of the driver’s door by a large pickup truck.
There have been many occasions when I’ve experienced healing from quiet moments of communion with God.
Our charming town was decked out for the holidays with sparkling, colorful lights, and carolers in the plaza.
Our working side by side brings Church to light under the one infinite and eternal Life, God.
