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Surrendering to divine justice
The effort to love God and love our neighbor as ourselves brings a trust that divine Love “has got this.”
Originally published for the Christian Science Sentinel online on August 10, 2023
National news these days is spotlighting a number of high-profile lawsuits. They address lightning-rod issues that call forth feelings or opinions of varying degrees of intensity.
Feelings around such issues can be seen as trail markers that invite us to climb higher spiritually. In walking a path with humility and a deep love of God, we can experience significant spiritual growth and support healing for ourselves and others.
Perhaps everything that happens in human life is an invitation, dressed up in the work clothes of a challenge, to awaken thought more fully to what is eternally true and real. Such awakening is being “born again,” in the words of Jesus (John 3:3), or putting off the old man and putting on the new, as the book of Ephesians in the Bible puts it (see 4:22–24). As we accept this invitation, we find God’s grace right here to guide us. And the trail markers along our path will have a feeling of sacredness, of peace, and of being just right.
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September 11, 2023 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Love hasn’t left this home
Tony Lobl
Keeping Watch
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God’s creating goes on forever
John Tyler
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Surrendering to divine justice
Scott Jenkins
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Be an ambassador for Christ
Catherine Trevor-Roberts
Kids
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Welcome the good thoughts
Virginia Anders
Healings
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Healed at a work conference
Linda Deaver Bogard
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Family’s trust in God restores horse
Stephanie Alioto
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God’s abundance demonstrated
Ted Junker
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Pain from bee stings silenced
Richard Schaberg
Bible Lens
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Matter
September 11–17, 2023
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Nancy Oldendick, Peter Wilson, Kit Kurtz