In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

If you’ve ever made a decision based on what you think others are thinking, this author can relate. He shares his own spiritual breakthrough that helped him find freedom—and make better choices.
God has told me lots of things that help me, so I know that when I hear God, I should pay attention.
Watch a replay of an online conversation with Scott Peterson, the Monitor’s senior war correspondent. Hosted by Monitor Editor, Christa Case Bryant.
We are all interconnected by a global economy. How can we experience a sound, stable economy, individually and collectively? The author shares helpful spiritual insights. A foundational question is: “What are we basing it on?” 
Getting an estimate of a costly repair can feel overwhelming. How one church overturned its “nightmare” scenario shows the value of starting with prayer—and eliminating fear.
Jesus’ disciples were deemed ready to spread his message and prove its truth.

Be not afraid!

There’s widespread recognition today that fear has a detrimental effect on health. It makes sense, then, that Christian Science treatment always begins with allaying fear, as it says in Science and Health. This article shows how.
Learn about Solomon building the first Jewish Temple, and about how Mary Baker Eddy describes the character needed for spiritual building.

Peace within

The peace this author found through prayer led to protection from illness for her grandson and herself. She knew that contributing to a peaceful, healing atmosphere within the family had to ripple well beyond.
With a big presentation looming, this doctoral student felt stuck—and panicked. What happened next didn’t just help her succeed; it also taught her so much more about God as the source of everything good in her life.
After an Olympic medal hopeful’s free skate didn’t live up to expectations, the thoughtful qualities the skater later expressed in interviews prompted the author to consider the importance of authenticity and being true to our God-given character.
Prioritizing prayer and studying the Bible and the Christian Science textbook, rather than sidelining our spiritual work, is vital and leads to healing for ourselves and others.