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Prayer’s immediate impact
Your specific support of the spiritual sense of each individual is a powerful and direct help.
This article was originally published online on March 9, 2022.
History has certainly included a lot of conflict and war. At the same time, there have also always been individuals, groups, and nations advocating for peace and diplomacy, as well as greater understanding and patience regarding national and international differences.
The consciences and prayers of many readers of this magazine may tend to be oriented toward the end of all war and conflict, neither of which fits with the fact that God is All and all good. These are lofty and vital prayers, and certainly cover an important aspect of humanity’s growth.
But I’d like to focus in on how we can pray effectively when we’re right in the middle of a human conflict—be it as big as a war visible the world over or smaller and more personal.
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April 25, 2022 issue
View IssueEditorial
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For the whole human family
Rich Evans
Keeping Watch
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The spiritual essence of Scripture
Patricia Kadick
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Prayer’s immediate impact
Josh Niles
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Insights on accountability
Chris Jones
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Follow me!
James Walter
Teens
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When I lost my AirPods case
Courtlyn Reekstin
Healings
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Recovery from mobility issues
Elisabeth Anetta Schwartz
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Healing of a skin growth
Rosemary Goodall
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Dog’s paws and hearing restored
Wendy Margolese
Bible Lens
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Everlasting Punishment
April 25–May 1, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Iris Roumiantsev, Helane Roberts, Rodney Jones