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When you know what needs to happen
The way forward involves shifting our frame of reference through prayer from the human to the divine in order to become receptive to right ideas.
A few years ago, when my wife and I were preparing for a move, I came upon a letter I had written to her about 25 years earlier. It addressed a subject we were having difficulty discussing face to face.
The letter referenced a situation in which I had been sure I knew what needed to happen. I had felt that it was not possible to see things in any other way and that it wasn’t a matter of opinion but plain, staring-you-in-the-face fact.
A huge load dropped from my shoulders. I didn’t have to figure something out and make it happen!
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March 7, 2022 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Don’t give worry a way in
Susan Stark
Keeping Watch
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When you know what needs to happen
Daniel Bort
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Pruning the apricot tree
Patricia Duke
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Peace, be still
Courtney Buxton
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Right here, right now
Peter Ward
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God is pretty amazing
Chris Jones
Kids
Healings
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Hip pain overcome
Kelly Michaels
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God’s creature proven harmless
Mike McNabb
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Aftereffects of jaw injury healed
Jennelle Winter
Bible Lens
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Substance
March 7–13, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Stanley Aboloje, Nesit Botica, Judith Cordray