Are you sure?
This bookmark will be removed from all folders and any saved notes will be permanently removed.
To Command the Situation
Whatever challenging situation we face, we can take command of it only if we understand what is true. If we believe something in the situation to be true when it is not, we are confused, and our decisions will not be sound.
So we are faced with a routine that is boring, with people who are difficult, with crime, rising living costs, a disintegrating moral climate, uncertainty, frustration, disease, and so on. What is true? What is not true?

May 31, 1975 issue
View Issue-
Resource Unlimited: The Bible
ALF L. CARROLL
-
"The anchor of hope"
GLADYS C. GIRARD
-
Music in Church-Its Healing Effect
MERELICE K. ENGLAND
-
True Psychology
NATHAN A. TALBOT
-
Good Is Always Right Here
VIOLETTE M. LEE
-
Removing the Dark Glasses
TERRELL L. HOLLIDAY
-
Challenge Apathy
ENID THACKERY
-
Frisco's Story
Douglas Arthur Staples
-
To Command the Situation
Carl J. Welz
-
The Magnificent Universe
Geoffrey J. Barratt
-
Over a half century ago I came into possession of a copy of...
Ralph E. Wagers
-
After our eldest son had attended first grade for several months,...
Rosminah Soedjatmo with contributions from Soedjatmo Tirtohamidjojo, Sigrid Reetz
-
As a teen-ager I was dissatisfied with my way of thinking and...
Grace I. Slater with contributions from Thomas G. Slater
-
The first time I witnessed Christian Science healing was when our...
Mary Beth Bollman