September 9, 2019
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[Mark Raffles, “Emerging from negative expectations,” Sentinel, August 5, 2019]
The pull toward God’s goodness is pure and spiritual, not subversive and sensual.
Christ Jesus taught valuable lessons about true substance being spiritual.
We can actually experience in very tangible ways the consistency of God, who is wholly good.
We have the privilege of correcting our own attitudes. My willingness to embrace God’s pure viewpoint brought answers.
When my husband and I were expecting our first child, I began a search for the peace and comfort that had characterized my own childhood.
This teen felt out of place and unhappy during a visit with relatives. How could they find common ground and get along? Prayer opened the way.
The passing of time could never deprive Otis of his God-given innocence, playfulness, and vibrancy.
In July 2017, my wife felt a heart murmur that frightened her.
During a routine dental cleaning, a dentist informed me that a tooth where a large filling had fallen out needed to be removed.
Many years back, I was praying one morning when these words from the Bible came to me: “Fret not thyself because of evildoers, neither be thou envious against the workers of iniquity.
This editorial is in response to a reader who wanted to know about Christian Science treatment for healing, and about respecting the wishes of others regarding such treatment.
