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God’s love transcends borders
God, divine Love, is everyone’s true habitation.
Originally published online on May 19, 2022
Millions of people have fled their homes in Ukraine, and I, like so many others, have been fervently praying.
I’ve been turning to the Bible, which has so many stories about people fleeing. Joseph and Mary fled with the baby Jesus when they feared for his life; Moses fled to hide after he killed a slave driver; Jacob fled when he stole his brother’s birthright; others fled droughts and famine or were driven out by wars.
Whether for political, environmental, safety, or religious reasons—or even if simply in search of a better life—the loss of one’s home can be frustrating and frightening, and when such displacement happens on a large scale, it can present destabilizing factors, shape-shifting nations worldwide.
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July 25, 2022 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Neutralizing the pressure to cause harm
Keith Wommack
Keeping Watch
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God’s love transcends borders
Ruth Geyer
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When a loved one passes on
Louis Benjamin
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"Basking in the light"
Mark Swinney
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The blessings of knowing God
Margarita Huezo
Kids
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A lesson from Sammy Squirrel
Maryann McKay
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With Love divine
Trish Burr
Healings
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Tooth restored
Linda Ross
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Heart trouble healed
Ginger Stevens
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Seeing clearly
Phra Arnsen Blakely
Bible Lens
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Love
July 25–31, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Joan Greig, Gaye Eckert, Ann Botts