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It is intertwined with American history 459 6 minutes read A photo of cranes at Conley Terminal, part of the Port of Boston complex. (Photo: Port of Boston) This is the first in an ongoing series of articles on U.S. ports. America’s ports are a key part of the U.S. transportation network. According to the Bureau of Transportation Statistics, maritime vessels carry 53% and 38% of U.S. imports and exports, respectively, by value. Among U.S. airports, seaports and border crossings, the Port of Boston ranked 69th in imports/exports at the end of 2020. While it is no longer among the ...

Our circumstances are not always easy – sometimes they may seem severe – but God’s saving presence is always able to meet the need.

Loading the player... A few years ago, a high-profile politician did something I thought was reprehensible. Every time I thought of his actions, saw him on TV, or read about him, I felt extremely angry. (So, because this person was featured so widely in the news media, I was feeling angry pretty much all the time!) After several months of this anger, I felt a different tug in my thought. It was a gentle urging to be healed of these feelings. While this politician had done things that I didn’t agree with, the decision to let my feelings of anger go unchallenged had been mine alone.

Sometimes it can feel as if we need to wait for the bad things to stop before we can experience the good. But we can trust in the biblical promise of God’s immediate help, right here and now.