May 31, 1982
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In birdsong gratitudeI catch the splendor of Your new day,Father—With open handsReady to lift the overflowing cupAnd drink anew of living waters.
Some of the most beautiful and comforting passages in the Old Testament seem curiously marred by the words "vengeance" or "revenge" associated with God or God's action.
Sometimes when you've just had a wonderful revelation—come from the mount of prayer—you may seem to be confronted with troubles.
Increasingly the trends in this nuclear age demand radical answers outside the customary assumptions and conventional thought-patterns of the human mind:
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Each Lesson-Sermon published in the Christian Science Quarterly—Bible Lessons is designed to be complete in itself.
Everything was going well with my Saturday gardening when suddenly I looked up and saw Sarge, our German shepherd dog, running across the front yard and heading across the street.
As I was walking along a street one day, suddenly dark swirls seemed to sweep across one of my eyes.
Whenever our weekly Bible Lesson in the Christian Science Quarterly is on the subject "Soul," I am reminded of how much the study and understanding of God, Soul, has meant to me in my career as an artist.
A dramatic experience, where healing is involved, certainly can do a great deal to solidify in our thought the basic spiritual truth of Christian Science that God is All.
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