"Moving on" has almost become a contemporary motto. When things get rough, instead of trying to get going, maybe we need to get closer to God, who is unchanging Love.
As we press toward the next century, more and more of the challenges humanity faces demand a deeper commitment to ethics and to spirituality. How do we find the strength to stand by such commitments?
Information overload seems to be one of the givens of contemporary life. But more than anything else our well-being depends on what we learn of God's government and of His control over all.
Even though we may feel love is a word that is overused and misused, we can still get beyond the stereotypes and feel and express the power of divine Love.
The Bible urges us to have that Mind "which was also in Christ Jesus." A military man finds there is safety and strength in this divine intelligence, in God.
Politicians aren't the only ones encouraged to project "the right image." If we feel we have an "image problem," maybe we need to learn more of our nature as God's image and likeness.
