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Worry less, love more
Staying in the ever-presence of God’s love became key in not entertaining worrisome or doom-filled thoughts.
Years ago, a friend was talking to me about her concerns regarding a family member. She said that her worry for this individual was great—for his safety, future, and care. And these constant worried thoughts caused her much angst.
Together we prayerfully addressed this habit of worrying. One thing that we discovered was that the worry and fear were always about this family member’s future: “What will happen to him?” “What if I’m not around to help?” “What if there’s nobody to care for him?”
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March 14, 2022 issue
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Keeping Watch
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Waiting for it to be over, or waiting on God?
Emma Leslie
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Worry less, love more
Paula Jensen-Moulton
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Is food driving your life? There is a spiritual answer.
Kristy Murray Holch
- Image and Inspiration
Teens
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Teacher trouble
Dasha Wohlfarth
Healings
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Whole again after fall from horse
Debby Norden Miller
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No more compulsive spending
Name Withheld
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Cold symptoms quickly gone
Kim Kilduff
Bible Lens
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Matter
March 14–20, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Cheryl Ryan, Tom Durst, Lynn Tennant
