“In the second half of John 10:10, Jesus Christ said that he came so that we might have life more abundantly. He did not say we would have a life free from challenges or suffering. It is available to have a life of abundance and victory in spite of temporary hardship or loss. God is there to help us and heal us even if we do not recognize it at the time.”

I Corinthians 15:57 says, “But thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” As believers, we always believe for and expect the best. But what about those times in life when things don’t go the way we expect them to? How do we find victory in hardship or loss? In this episode, Rev. Mel Privette shares his quest to find peace in the midst of challenges and afflictions. When we experience hardship and loss—and all of us will—we can apply the principles Mel shares in this article from the July/August 2026 issue of The Way Magazine: “Finding Victory in Hardship or Loss.”

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“Complete healing is God’s will for our lives, but if it takes time to see full deliverance, we can endure in our believing until we see it, thanking and praising God for every small victory along the way.”

The decision to make Jesus lord and savior in our lives and to believe that God raised His Son from the dead gives us new life, complete wholeness in all categories. When we are in need of healing, we can go to God. As Rev. Marcia Greene shows in her article “When Healing Takes Time,” God gave us numerous examples in His Word of those who endured to deliverance. Healing may take time. But we too can endure in our believing to see the desired results. This article was published in the January/February 2011 issue of The Way Magazine. Its timeless truths will bless your life today.

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LTWT 063 When Healing Takes Longer Than We Want—And What Helps (Podcast Episode with Rev. Marcia Greene)

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“As we teach our children principles of God’s Word, they will develop a godly character that will enable them to be a beacon of light in every social interaction. Regardless of their age, their manner of living can reflect God’s goodness, grace, mercy, patience, tenderness, and love.”

As Christian parents, we know we should teach God’s Word to our children. But what about etiquette? Where do etiquette and God’s Word meet? How do we teach etiquette to children? In this episode, Rebecca Stiles, a mother of five, answers these questions. She highlights godly principles to teach children as well as the manners that reflect those principles.

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“As you prepare to share the Word, believe for God to put people in your life that you can positively influence. And remember, it’s God’s goodness, not your personality type, that leads people to repentance....It’s His Word, not yours, that reconciles others back to Him....”

Are you an introvert? If so, then perhaps you have felt ill qualified to effectively witness to others. In this episode, Laura Mittler highlights the strengths introverts have that can help them win others to Christ, and she gives three practical keys that can help introverts and extroverts do the work of an evangelist.

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“People influence one another through interactions and discussions. It’s important for us to surround ourselves with people who want God’s best for our lives.”

In the Teen Space article “Becoming Wise,” Vinson Bartley contrasts the habits of the foolish with the habits of the wise. As he shows, the Book of Proverbs has a lot to say about forming godly habits.

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“The power that worketh in us”

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“The glorious things that were done by him”

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“Let it be known this day that thou art God”

Why walk powerfully? To please ourselves? To please men? No. We have a higher, more enduring, more soul-satisfying reason—that is, to bring glory to God. Over three days, we will consider believers who demonstrated God’s power and glorified God. Their walks produced something tangible that pointed others to Him.

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“Love is not just a feeling we have; it’s a choice we make.”

In this episode, Sara Shroyer reads her article “Harmony at Home,” inviting us to consider what kind of atmosphere we are cultivating in our households. Drawing from Scripture and real-life examples, she shows that harmony at home is attainable when we choose to live the love of God in our thoughts, words, and actions. By aligning our thinking with God’s Word and communicating with grace, our homes can become places of peace, refuge, and sweet fellowship.

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“Each day we have the opportunity to live differently, to put off the old and put on the new, reflecting our spiritual transformation.”

In this episode, Sharon Mortensen opens Ephesians 4:17-32 to show how our spiritual transformation—going from death to life—gives us every reason to live differently. She explains the “put off” and “put on” pattern the Word sets forth, offering practical, everyday ways to reflect the new nature God placed within us. Through clear contrasts between the old-man lifestyle and the new-man walk, Sharon helps us see what it looks like to think, speak, and act as God’s children in daily life.

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