We may say, "I'm working on a problem" when, actually, the problem is working on us! If so, it's time for a breakthrough about the real nature of quiet, healing prayer—and to see its effects.
Regardless of how long the night seems, it can't turn back a new day. There is, however, another inevitability and a different morning that are far more promising.
Each one of us has a profound spiritual capacity to think— carefully, deeply, and perceptively. As we realize this, we come to see that we're not helpless in the face of evil.
Could there be a situation so awful that there's no way to love in the midst of it? Actually, God's love makes unity and healing possible—where they seemed impossible before.
More and more we are realizing that all the world's children are our own. Inspired action is needed to help them—and we can each expect to see a widening role we can play.
Winning a battle isn't necessarily the same thing as securing lasting peace. Christ Jesus saw his followers as being peacemakers —a first-century term very much needed in the twentieth.
