Many of us find comfort in the tenderness of God's love for us, but have we considered that God's tenderness includes the power to heal sickness and sin?
A woman was struggling to adjust to a new home and neighbors— until a Christmas carol reminded her that even in this "little town" the light of Christ was shining.
Beyond the seasonal wrappings and trappings, the quiet power of the Christmas message still speaks to us of God's love, forgiveness, and healing power.
The writer found she had to examine with greater honesty just what the nature of love is. The search led her closer to God and brought healing for herself and her daughter.
The image of mother and child—in paintings from the European Renaissance, sculpture from Africa, family snapshots, or televised satellite transmissions—reminds us of the need for mothering. This article explores a spiritual answer to that need.
