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From devastation to unspeakable joy
My thoughts became so absorbed with God’s presence that desolation and fear couldn’t impress me.
In an atmosphere in which fear seems to be the very air we breathe because of global instability, division, and aggression, is there nothing we can do? I have discovered that turning unreservedly to God in prayer enables me to face down fear. When we learn that God, divine Love, is everywhere present and all-powerful, we see for ourselves that fear can have no presence, activity, or power. And every time we are willing to live fearlessly, we contribute to a lessening of fear everywhere.
Many years ago in Spain, it looked as though I had lost everything. While I was away visiting family, I received a phone call from the police saying that my home had been vandalized and robbed. Remarkably, they had a photo of the perpetrator and his license plate as he was driving off my property, and they said I should come home immediately.
Fear is not inevitable, and evil is not the natural state of man.
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June 27, 2022 issue
View IssueEditorial
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What the world needs now: Church
Ethel A. Baker
Keeping Watch
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From devastation to unspeakable joy
José de Dios Mata
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Shortages? Not with God.
Randal Craft
- Image and Inspiration
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Pain can be silenced
Carol Poole
Teens
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Spiritual lessons from lockdown
Hasha Freedman
Healings
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Christ impels church work and brings healing
Kent Garland MacKay
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Deadlocked situation resolved
Lori Kleski
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Ankle healed
Patricia Duke
Bible Lens
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God
June 27–July 3, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Jayne Grimshaw, Sarah Gall, Steve Ginsburg