Truth that never fails
Years ago, my Uncle Frank talked about his time of service as an aviator at the Thule Air Base in Greenland. He spoke of the “pea-soup” fog that permeated the area during many days. At those times, he could barely see the runway during takeoff, and didn’t see it again until just before landing....
‘Love is the liberator’
How many times in the passage from sense to Soul does the Christian Scientist cry out in despair: How shall I work out of this difficulty? I have done the best I know, and still it clings to me. What have I done that is wrong, or what have I left undone? If the perplexed one will turn to the Chr...
Watch your thinking, find progress and healing
The tennis ball was coming at me faster, higher, and with more spin than I was accustomed to, and my return shots were going over the base line wide to the left and right. “Watch the ball, watch the ball. You’re not watching the ball!” my good friend yelled from the other side of the net as we p...
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