Editorials

Women are working together with men as never before in the war zone. Prayer which shows us that womanhood is truly an expression of the God who is both Father and Mother can bring strong support to their efforts.

Giving from the heart

We consider the gift very carefully when we're giving to someone we really care about. In giving to church, shouldn't we take time to think and pray for God to guide us?
When we're barraged with images, sounds, and fears about war, we need to step back and ask, "What is God doing right now? What is He telling me?"

Unconditional love

People have "gifts." Some paint, others compose music. I've seen bricklayers that are artists in their labor. The ability to love, however, is spiritually natural to us all.

Us—and our family of man

You can't help growing when you see more of the universality of Christ, or Truth. It makes for a much bigger family.
We need not be deceived by what our physical senses tell us. By turning to God in prayer we exercise our spiritual sense and find dominion and freedom.
Nursing means someone cares when we're in need and that someone is there to help, to encourage, to give aid. Christianity can't exist for long minus such compassion.

Bringing hostilities to an end

"Can any good come from the situation I now find myself in?"—not an uncommon question. Yet there is a spiritual answer that no longer needs to remain uncommon. There is healing at hand.

To take up arms—spiritually

There is such a thing as a spiritual call to arms. It makes demands on each of us to expose and destroy the lie that says God isn't Principle.

A time to build—this time on bedrock

People seem willing and able now to think more clearly about what was going on in the eighties.

Healing the heart

When we hurt—emotionally and physically—there's comfort to be found. God's love is powerful beyond all else. It can heal anything.

What are we capable of?

If someone were to urge us to commit a crime, we'd resist the urging at once. Well, isn't it equally unacceptable to deny our own spiritual selfhood and capabilities?