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My will versus God’s will?
Underlying so much that’s troubling today is a perennially problematic characteristic: willfulness.
It’s easy to see the consequences of human will in global problems, such as authoritarian leaders clinging violently to power or a government imposing religious views by diktat. What’s often less obvious to us is willfulness in ourselves. How often do our words and actions deviate from the profound humility of Jesus’ example by saying, in effect, “My will be done”?

October 18, 2021 issue
View IssueEditorial
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My will versus God’s will?
Tony Lobl
Keeping Watch
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Rein in willful insistence
John Quincy Adams III
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The Golden Rule for living
Michael Hottenstein
Poetry
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Finally, dear friends . . .
Christine Jenks Herlinger Driessen
Keeping Watch
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It’s already done
Kent Garland MacKay
Kids
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God is the one
Dahlia
Healings
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Healed of heart trouble and financial worries
Peter Husak
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Child healed instantly of mouth injury
Diana Malcolmson
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Walking freely after foot injury
Nancy Schauman Smith
BIBLE LENS
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Probation After Death
October 18–24, 2021
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
David Goldsmith, Harry Meacher, Amy Zeis