Editorials

As we realize that conflict is a devilish imposition on the whole human race, we'll have more peace and less conflict.
It's easy, too easy, to think of grace as something dainty and flimsy. What a surprise when we discover what it really is.
The Master championed children. He taught that the childlike qualities they express—humility, innocence, and receptivity to good—need to be cherished by us all.
Through a deeper understanding of God's love, it's possible to build relationships that last, and restore ones that are troubled.

Sin: the bad news and the good news

Daily news reports tell us sin hasn't entirely disappeared! The good news is we're dealing with a lie about God's man.

Correcting mistakes

Wishing we could "do it over" doesn't fix things. But a higher, spiritual view can have a remarkable effect, showing that it's never too late for God's power to be seen—and felt.
Health and healing aren't specialized, technical areas that can only be left to "experts" to understand.
Christianity cannot be measured by worldly criteria. It will be seen in renewed lives, health restored, and in the Christliness of people's love.

The unlearning experience

Most learning experiences involve a certain amount of unlearning. We learn the new, and unlearn old fears and assumptions. It's part of spiritual learning too.
The world needs people who are prepared to work hard to change things for the better. Being good is the most direct route to helping.
Kids have a lot to give. And spiritual understanding can make that giving really effective!

More than just surviving

Sometimes it's tempting to play life "safe" by keeping our hopes whittled down. Maybe we need to rethink that approach.