COLUMNS
Commission:
“A
Tribute to Obedience in Stewardship”
by Jim L. Bond
All that we have
has come from God, belongs to Him, and is available for His
use whenever He calls.
The
Deeper Way: “Kingdom
Economics”
by Cisca Ireland-Verwoerd
Have faith that
God will do as He said not just for salvation and sanctification
but also for every second, inch, and dollar of life.
Essay:
“On
Fools and Little Children”
by Lawrence W. Wilson
The real beauty
of God’s
perfect judgment is not that so many people get what they
deserve but that so many people don’t.
Family
Tree: “The
Cost of Impulse”
by Dan and Kay Croy
We need help outside
ourselves to be consistent victors over the “I
want what I want when I want it”
drive.
Hard
Sayings of Jesus: “The
Mystery of Discipleship”
by Stan Meek
Discipleship is
difficult not because it is not understood but because
it is understood and is costly.
Holiness:
“The
Quest for Personal Holiness”
by Alex Deasley
A new heart is
the creation of a moment; a new character has to be built
up. The habits of the heart must be cultivated.
Passport:
“Send
Someone Else”
by Carmen J. Ringhiser
Volunteering to
send out his sons someday did not seem difficult to Philip
McAlister. Submitting his own life entirely to God’s
will took several more months of contemplation.
Portraits:
“Carolyn
Palmer: Grandma on a Mission”
by Debbie Salter Goodwin
Working with the
state to take away her daughter’s
children is the second hardest thing Carolyn Palmer has ever
done.
Ten
Commandments: “III.
The Name of the Lord:
Handle with Care”
by Carl M. Leth
We are welcome
to our own opinions, but we are not invited to stamp them
with God’s
seal of approval.
Touching:
“Could
You Just Hold Me?”
by Fletcher L. Tink
AIDS is a terrorist
threat of proportion much greater than the one most of us
fear.
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