Editorials

Children of light

Ann Kenrick

We can all value and cherish the spiritual qualities that children so naturally express—innocence, purity, and humility.

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Dealing with the dinosaur problem

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

No one, young or old, is a dinosaur—and no one is actually outmoded or obsolete. God's man has never-ending usefulness.

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One small seed and a great promise

William E. Moody

In the New Testament there is a particular seed that receives special attention. That's because this little seed holds some rather large lessons about life.

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How do we measure our progress?

Ann Kenrick

Christ Jesus' life illustrates a spiritual way to assess progress.

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Do you have the time to be really still?

Michael D. Rissler

Be assured, you really are the child of God. How do I know? Listen. Don't you hear it too?

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"Gifts greater than those of Magian kings"

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

You can't buy the real gift of Christmas, but you can prepare thought to receive it.

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Christian healing—"a demand of the times"

William E. Moody

The world cries out for healing, and our discipleship can't afford to be only another form of entertainment or diversion.

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We have reason for strong hope

Michael D. Rissler

Feel desperate? Need a friend? There is a sure place to turn.

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Lessons learned from reflections in a lake

Ann Kenrick

As we let our thinking and our living pattern the Christlike qualities Jesus so clearly exhibited — meekness, humility, and love — we understand more clearly what it means to be God's reflection.

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A whisper that is "as when a lion roareth"

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

An apostle visiting any Christian denomination today might be awed by the technology and programs. But his first question might be about healing.

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How big is your neighborhood?

Michael D. Rissler

We want our lives and the world we share to be good. Hold on to that hope; it's not unrealistic.

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Prayer worth acting on

William E. Moody

If we're ready to pray, are we also ready to do something with our prayer?