Using His Name In Vain In Modern Church Life
The piece argues that the commandment against taking God's name in vain is misused by many churches. It contends that authorities claim divine authority to control people, thus committing the very sin they condemn. It calls for humility and a return to Christ’s core message.
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God
Apostle Paul
Christ
Let Me Grow Lovely In Aging And Its Gentle Path
A reflection on aging from a poet inspired by growth and memory. The speaker contrasts graceful elderly demeanor with sour dispositions, urging patience, kindness, and a cheerful, remembered presence for children and friends despite health pains and wrinkles.
The Goodness of Jesus in the Gospel Accounts
A compact reflection on Jesus goodness as shown in the Gospels focusing on his leaving heaven becoming man showing compassion dying on the cross calling sinners to salvation and promising an eternal home for the faithful The piece previews a balance to future study of Jesus severity.
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The Father's Love in a Lynchburg Christmas Memory
A personal reflection recalls a five year old in Lynchburg learning to ride a bike, family care from a loving father, and a 1974 vocal cord surgery that derailed a singing career. The piece emphasizes faith healing, prayer, and a message that God can heal what government cannot, urging longer church healing lines and shorter welfare dependence.
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Warner Brother’s Records
Hollywood
California
America
Healing Faith in Jesus Touches a Breakthrough
A woman labeled unclean, who spent all on doctors, reaches Jesus in a crowd and is healed by faith. Jesus calls her daughter, declares her whole, and forgives as he shows healing of body and soul. The message urges holistic healing through faith in Christ and warns against ignoring spiritual need.
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Jesus
God
Christ
Mass Transit Shows Public Rail Disaster Tragic Toll
DC rush hour gridlock on Metrorail led to nine fatalities and widespread disruption. The event shocked tens of thousands of residents as commutes were upended and families began grieving. Community prayers and calls for safety improvements followed the disaster. SEE EDWARDS TO PAGE 14.
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Metrorail
Washington DC
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