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I have a type of arthritis that makes my back stiff. It has also eaten away at the cartilage in my hip, which is my main problem with it. It can be pretty painful. I'm taking aleve every day, and have taken it for over 4 years. Recently, I found out that I should not run, jump, play sports, or do other high impact activity. At times, this can be very discouraging, because I used to love doing these things, and because my everyday mobility is sometimes made difficult or painful. So, here are my questions. Am I supposed to embrace this as a thorn in my flesh so God can make me strong through my weakness? I really don't see how being half lame and not being able to play sports fits in with a better plan that God has for me. At times, I feel as if God is wanting to hurt me, or is letting me be hurt. I don't see the purpose for it at all, and don't see how it can really have a purpose, or be the best thing for me. Also, I have heard that we should trust God a lot, and pretty
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Insight's mission is to reach the full spectrum of Seventh-day Adventist teenagers with a magazine that helps them grow in a friendship with God; solve life's problems; choose positive Christian values and principles to live by; provide an Internet forum for discussion and interaction with other SDA teens. These goals will be met through editorials, true dramatic stories, readers' letters, devotionals, and advice columns.
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In 1852 a man named James White started a magazine called The Youth's Instructor (they liked to-the-point names back then). The YI sailed along for 118 years until the Adventist Church replaced it with something fresh--Insight. Since 1970 Insight has given teens spiritual encouragement and inspiration.Back in the seventies, Insight had a lot of guitars on its covers. Nowadays we always feature teens who are making a difference for God. What's inside Insight, then and now? Stories to help you grow close to God. Answers to your deepest questions. Christian principles to guide you. Solutions to life's problems. And the best articles money can buy.
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