January 23, 1984
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When driving on a long trip, we feel reassured when we know that we are on the right road.
Have you ever prayed about a problem that seems to have no human solution and received an answer that looks very surprising to you?
One opinion concerning the book of Jonah is that it is merely a traditional story.
Is there a gap between our desire for a healthy, happy life and our desire to know and serve God?
"If God loves me, as you say He does, why is He making me suffer so?
The centuries break, the earth-bound wake,God's glorified!Who doth His will—His likeness still—Is satisfied.
In times of trouble it is comforting to know there's a way to find peace, a way to gain dominion over the turmoil and tragedy that haunt mortal life.
To the Hebrew people of ancient Bible times, water was a most vital resource.
At one time in my life I strayed from practicing Christian Science.
I was first attracted to Christian Science not for healing, but because I had some friends who were Christian Scientists.
My last testimony was published some thirty years ago after I had crossed the ocean to live in the United States.
Years ago I was given some copies of the Christian Science Sentinel and The Christian Science Monitor, and I liked what I read.
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