This week's issue | June 2, 2025
A healing rebuke
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Editorial
Following in Jesus’ footsteps, as he said we could and would, we have the same spiritual capacity, and the inherent right, to reject the evil that would say that we are subject to sickness, disability, or anything else that isn’t of God.
Article
“Why am I here?” is no longer an open question if we respond to the calling to be a follower of Christ.
Article
Our joy-filled living of Godlike qualities reflects that sunlight of Love and Truth—of God—to our communities and the world, enabling us to “hold crime in check,” heal disease, and benefit our environment.
Article
It is very satisfying to share a book that has been so helpful to me. Passing the blessing along to another enriches us both.
Poem
When darkness seems so very real
And light seems oh so dim,
Be willing, when called, to share
Truth’s strength.
Take up your ...
And light seems oh so dim,
Be willing, when called, to share
Truth’s strength.
Take up your ...
Kids
A Sunday School class inspired me to put the Lord’s Prayer in my own words, which helped me understand how it applies to me.
Testimony of Healing
Within a few hours, I had total freedom of movement in my wrist, and my husband commented on how quickly I had been healed.
Testimony of Healing
I began to be more certain that I could never be beyond God’s care. As a result, my fear significantly lessened.
Testimony of Healing
Realizing that we can actually get free of wrong thinking and acting and help others to be free through forgiveness opened up a whole new realm of thought for me.
Bible Lens
God’s purpose may be invisible, yet—like a seed hidden under soil—its fulfillment is certain.
Letters
This editorial helped me to realize that each time I struggle to overcome any problem that is mentally or physically challenging.
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