Pride about what we have and frustration over what we don't have are two sides of the same worthless coin. Our most valuable possession is our real spiritual nature.
When this author found herself wrongly accused of being on the other side of the law, she learned some important lessons about the action of God's law.
Neighborhood crime watches offer ordinary citizens a way to fight back against crime. Shouldn't our watch also include prayer to understand more of God's omnipotence and to walk in the safety of His love?
with contributions from James H. Meyer, Al M. Carnesciali, Graham Phaup, Nathan A. Talbot
In the quest to better understand their neighbors—both across the street and around the world—people naturally pick up bits of information from various sources, including newspaper articles and columns.
If the good we want always seems to be somewhere else, maybe we need to take a closer look at what is already at hand. For instance, the presence and power of divine Love are with us now.
When excellence is our goal, can we afford to approach our life without prayer? Like nothing else, prayer prepares us for challenges; it shows us the unlimited resources of God, divine Mind.
To say that the roles of women and men have changed in our era is an understatement. With this progress come strong demands for clearer ideas of true womanhood and manhood.
