At one time in my business career when I was directing a building company, I was often under pressure to undertake and complete contracts within time limits.
Perhaps one of the greatest fears to beset mankind is fear of being without money, for money seems most necessary to pay for food, clothing, housing, education—everything we need.
Some years ago I came across a photograph of the interior of an ancient rock-hewn sepulcher in Jerusalem, traditionally reputed to be the tomb from which Christ Jesus was resurrected.
As a small girl in a boarding school a long way from home, I sat daily in chapel and listened, while the others slowly recited a prayer of resignation to God's will.
