September 9, 2024
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The usher didn’t miss a beat and warmly invited me in without any other comment. It turned out that I very much needed the atmosphere of peace I felt at the service that morning, and I was very grateful that I was a welcome visitor.
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How precious also are
thy thoughts unto me, O God!
how great is the sum of them!
If I should count them,
they are more in number
than the sand. —Psalms 139:17, 18
thy thoughts unto me, O God!
how great is the sum of them!
If I should count them,
they are more in number
than the sand. —Psalms 139:17, 18
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It’s natural for each of us to hear and follow divine direction when we realize that we’re never separated from its source—the infinite, all-loving, and all-good Mind, God.
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By paying attention to God’s healing messages, I understood that neither burnout nor a sleep disorder is any part of God or His creation. Why? Because God, divine Mind, is the inexhaustible source of all movement, energy, and intelligence—and our source as well.
TeenConnect: Your Healings
I wasn’t helpless. I’ve known since I was a little kid that I can always turn to God for help.
Testimony of Healing
I checked on my daughter several times during the night, and she slept peacefully with no trouble whatsoever. All symptoms disappeared overnight.
Testimony of Healing
By the end of the day, I felt the conviction that God alone governs and maintains my being and that nothing else has authority and influence. I felt clearly that in no moment had error ever appeared in my true, spiritual life.
Testimony of Healing
Early one morning while I was studying the Bible Lesson, a tangible feeling of love filled our home. I knew that this came from God, who is divine Love. I stopped and simply reveled in this experience, which was completely new to me.
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