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Ministering to the Brokenhearted

Often people with problems are made to feel sub-Christian. We view them as an inconvenience because they require more time than we want to give.

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Crying for Community

There is more than one kind of poverty. Many believers are hungry for the sense of belonging that genuine fellowship provides.

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Coping with an Unplanned Pregnancy

As every mother knows, there is no respite from parenting. When my teenage daughter became pregnant, I had to find a way to nurture her and confront my own issues

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Break Through Your Weight-Loss Barriers

Studies indicate that only 5 percent of those who lose weight are able to permanently keep it off.

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Praying for Adult Children

Do you let your children suffer the consequences of their behavior?

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Getting Angelic Assistance

by Perry Stone

In Acts 27, the apostle Paul was a prisoner on a ship with 276 passengers onboard. Launching the voyage in the winter, the ship headed into a violent sea storm, called Euroclydon. The ship tossed like a leaf in the wind and was in danger of splitting into pieces. No stars or light from the moon was seen for many days, and because of the dangerous rocks and quicksand, it appeared that Paul and the passengers would drown in the murky waters.

Paul had been on an extended fast and was praying for God’s intervention. God released a heavenly messenger to bring Paul this encouraging Word:

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Restoring the Feminine Soul

by Beverly "Bam" Crawford

Many women go through life wounded and broken. But no matter the source of the hurt, Christ can repair the damage.

I grew up around a lot of negative lifestyles. For years as a child, I experienced grief, abandonment, abuse and homelessness. Some people think that if you ignore past hurts, they will just go away. But the anger and the core feelings that are born in an abusive environment can strangle an individual's emotional and developmental growth.

Many women have had to deal with the kind of mistreatment that was intended to control and subjugate them. Abuse of any kind breeds fear and damages the soul, made up of the mind, will and emotions. Ill-treatment devalues a woman and wears down her self-respect.

Spirit-Led Health

In Search of the Perfect Body

by Deborah Newman

Having the shape of your dreams isn't your ticket to happiness.

No Longer Silent

by Daisy Washburn Osborn

Your heavenly Father has a beautiful plan for your life—one that no one else on Earth can fulfill because you are unique.

The Cure for a Stressed-Out Life

by Joyce Meyer

How would you like to live every day like you were on vacation, as if it were a day away from work? You can, if you’ll learn how to really enter God’s rest.

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