The Bible abounds with positive instruction and inspiring examples that can help us to manifest God’s power and might. This issue of the magazine pinpoints specific principles to help you live powerfully and prevail! Phil Shelton keys from Psalm 46:1 to show that as born-again believers, we do not have to rely on our own strength or ability as we weather the storms of life, nor are we left alone, because “God Is Our Refuge, Strength, and Help.” We can turn to Him and trust Him in all of life’s situations.

Meg Longley teaches that when we “Pray Powerfully with Thanksgiving” we can claim God’s promises for ourselves and believe with one another to overcome challenges in our daily living. “Flourishing with Benefits of Speaking the Word” is a wonderful way to live, says Rev. David Sewell. He shows that speaking God’s Word to others from a heart of love and compassion not only benefits the person holding forth the Word, but also those who receive that Word with meekness.

Enjoy doing the fun activities on pages 13–16 while you’re digging a little deeper to establish truths contained in our feature articles. You’ll find two pages of Sunday Service Highlights in this issue, covering June through September 2012. These selected quotes from the Sunday Teaching Services on the Book of Ephesians will bless you as they bring to your remembrance the wonderful principles that were taught to help us be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might.

Has anybody ever asked you the question, “Do we take the Bible literally or figuratively?” What Does the Word Say? gives us God’s answer. The Prevailing Word Report spotlights, with words and colorful photographs, the joyous seventieth anniversary celebration of our ministry and the commissioning of Way Disciple Outreach Group XIX this past October at The Way International Headquarters.

The Way Magazine is a valuable resource to help people grow in their knowledge and application of God’s Word and increase their quality of life. Consider reading aloud an article with your friends or fellowship in a public setting—it’s a great way to open doors to reach others with God’s prevailing Word!