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Let’s go on an adventure
Charlie was mad. Everyone had to stay at home. He had to be quiet and leave his parents alone during the day when they were working. He loved playing video games on his computer, but he didn’t love that there wasn’t much else he could do. So many things were shut down because of the pandemic. He couldn’t go to school or play with his friends.
The only time things felt OK was when his gran came over to be with him. His gran knew he was mad and tried to talk with him about God and God’s care for everybody—including Charlie. But all Charlie could think about was that there was nothing fun to do anymore.
One day his gran asked if he wanted to go on an adventure. Charlie thought that sounded great. He wanted to do something fun. So his gran started to talk with him about what she called a “divine adventure.” She said he could leave right then.
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January 18, 2021 &
January 25, 2021
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Editorial
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Reaching beyond resistance
Tony Lobl
Keeping Watch
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Our unobstructed purpose in God’s kingdom
Annu Matthai
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“Isn’t healing just a coincidence?”
Elaina Simpson
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A prayer for unity
Eric M. Nager
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'In hope that sends ...'
Consuela Allen Sand
Keeping Watch
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Gathering together in Church without boundaries
Mark Swinney
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Let’s go on an adventure
Virginia Anders
Healings
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Visa process smoothed through prayer
Nitya Thomas
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Desire to know God leads to knee healing
Robert Storm
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Embracing humanity in our prayer heals
Dorothy Estes
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Truth
January 18–24, 2021
Bible Lens
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Love
January 25–31, 2021
From our readers
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Letters & Conversations
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