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Letters & Conversations
> Roberta Brooke, “ ‘Shepherd, wash them clean,’ ” Sentinel, February 19, 2024
Healing the inclination to be offended by others’ personalities might be Christ’s highest calling to us at this time. I deeply appreciate the author’s well-written explanation of how she responded to this calling.
Cheryl Mailer, Tukwila, Washington, US
> Keith Wommack, “ ‘Hey, Knucklehead,’ ” Sentinel, February 5, 2024
At first I thought this wouldn’t be relevant or relatable because of the use of knucklehead. But it was quite illuminating. I love how the author explains the difference between a mistake (“usually unintentional”) and sin (“a conscious act—intentional wrongdoing”). I’d never quite identified this difference, and it gave me a sense of enlightenment and dominion to consciously choose the right action for my spiritual growth.
Judi Lindsey, Candia, New Hampshire, US
The title and the visual of a seal lying on its side, looking us in the eye and waving at us, made me laugh. The editorial had a great lesson about seeing ourselves and others as God’s own likeness—expressions of Love—and thinking before we act.
Deanna Shelley, via email
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Stepping out of chaos
Rich Evans
Keeping Watch
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Standing among children of God
Laurie Toupin
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Holy joy
Deb Hensley
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Leaping words
Kit Cornell Kurtz
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Church and the demonstration of supply
Vasti Alves de Oliveira
Teens
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I was healed of bipolar disorder
Andy Crump
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Carol L. Niederbrach
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Fenna Corry
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Debbie Peck
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