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God is “a very present help in trouble”
Working a job that often takes me hours from home and has me living on the road for days at a time, I occasionally find myself needing assistance when I’m in unfamiliar places or far from any town. Fear or even panic can sometimes set in.
It is during these times that I find myself most grateful for Christian Science—for learning about the ever-presence of God in my life. Daily, I work to know that God is guarding, guiding, and governing my every step. God is good, and only good, and I can take part only in His goodness.
This goodness was proven to me on one of my recent trips when I was far from home and alone. While opening the door to my truck, I felt something bite or sting me harshly on the finger. I never saw what it was, but the pain felt almost as if it had severed my finger. Within a matter of minutes my finger became very hot and swelled to the point where I couldn’t bend it at all.
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January 3, 2022 issue
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A renewed life
Jenny Sawyer
Keeping Watch
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Learning the not-so-hard way
Lesley Gort
Poetry
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Peniel
Peter Tyner
Keeping Watch
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Identity—what am I seeing?
Ryan Vigil
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Staying on God’s path
Michael Fisher
Kids
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Use your “superpower”
Alicia Clayton
Healings
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Knee pain swiftly healed
Carol Coykendall Raner
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Prayer brings hikers’ rescue
Judy Myers
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God is “a very present help in trouble”
Andrea Schwochow
Bible Lens
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Sacrament
January 3–9, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Kim Kilduff