Faithfully Yours Examines Excuses and Personal Control
A column argues people are not trapped by hardship and outline three controllable factors. It compares viewing problems as punishment versus growth tools and cites Romans 5 on patience, faith, and hope as powerful outcomes from adversity. Future notes promise two more controllable aspects.
Rita Friesen Homebodies Reflects on Staycation Tasks
The piece recalls completing last year's resolutions during a three week staycation. It notes hanging friend photos, organizing files by committee duties, and catching up on TV reruns while enjoying downtime. A friend and husband reinforce the balance of work and rest.
Deceptive Truths and Faith Reflections Amid Snow
The piece reflects on hidden dangers under a friendly surface and warns against moral missteps. It cites Isaiah 55 6 7 and notes God’s faithfulness and rescue, urging readers to seek the Lord while found and turn to Him despite divergent thoughts.
MPI monopoly harms access to cheap cars in Manitoba
Peter Shawn Taylor argues that Manitoba Public Insurance’s rule to scrap pre 1995 cars hurts welfare recipients and the unemployed by shrinking inexpensive used-car supply. He warns higher premiums follow and environmental goals take a backseat to monopoly politics and resource waste.
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