Sentinel Radio Edition November 18, 2006

Gratitude that changes perspectives and heals lives - Program 647

Guests: Gail Menschel, Bruce Fitzwater, Ethel Baker

Thanksgiving—a time of year when many people gather to appreciate one another and the good in their lives. But what about being grateful when things look bleak? That can seem like a tall order. Hear how gratitude to God for even the smallest example of good can lift us out of darkness into freedom, peace, and healing.

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A higher source for parenting - Program 644
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Essential qualities for extraordinary relationships - Program 645
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Forgiveness and reconciliation: powerful forces at work in Africa - Program 648
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The power of God—how it removes fear and heals the body - Program 649
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God's supremacy, eliminating any remnant of evil - Program 650
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