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Claim your inheritance
God has promised us love and peace and good every day.
People inherit all sorts of things. They inherit physical assets such as money, jewelry, real estate, and family heirlooms. Human traits are said to be inherited as well, including height, coloring, athletic or artistic ability, and temperament.
Sometimes the things people inherit are not so welcome. People may believe that alcoholism runs in the family—or poor eyesight or obesity. When taking on a new position at work, particularly a promotion, we might find ourselves dealing with a preexisting problem threatening the success of the business.
Our true inheritance is not ephemeral, nor is it waiting for us at some unknown future point.
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June 16, 2025 issue
View IssueEditorial
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Stopping sin’s seeming influence on our lives
Keith Wommack
Keeping Watch
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God’s government, here and now
Bob Cochran
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Is grief the price we pay for love?
Heathcliff Newman
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Claim your inheritance
Mark Raffles
Kids
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The double-blessing, healing hike
Joan Ware
Healings
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Blessings from prayer about marriage
Carol Salo
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Muscle soreness gone
Lynn Martin
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Healing of bronchiolitis
Douglas Figueiredo
Bible Lens
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Is the Universe, Including Man, Evolved by Atomic Force?
June 16–22, 2025
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Letters & Conversation
Bill Conant, Heather Bauer, Abigail Mathieson Warrick