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Intense anger overcome
I was lying in bed at 3:00 in the morning—in a country on the other side of the globe from my home—wide awake and seething. I was so angry and frustrated that I couldn’t sleep, which only added to my frustration.
I was on a small team that was designing sales education programs for a global company, and we were in Europe, piloting the program in several countries. It was a high-pressure work environment, and our team leader was exacting in every detail. I was exhausted, feeling as if I could do nothing right, even though I was working as hard as I could. I had regularly been staying up well past midnight, carefully checking and proofing materials, then waking up at 6 a.m. to start all over again. So it made me angry that our leader could only find fault with me.

May 31, 2021 issue
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Getting to the root of the problem
Jan Keeler Vincent
Keeping Watch
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Politics as a forum for friendship
Lyle Young
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No social awkwardness in Love
Laura Lapointe
Poetry
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The perfect view
Robert Witney
Keeping Watch
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A spiritual outlook found us a home
Katherine Milner-Hieronymus
Kids
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Because God is...
Emma Schaefer, Virginia L. Scott
Healings
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Intense anger overcome
Hannah Bruegmann
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Quick recovery from injured ribs
Alexis Deacon
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Burning sensation in hands healed
Jinky Kalra
Bible Lens
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God the Only Cause and Creator
May 31–June 6, 2021
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Letters & Conversations
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