October 19, 1987
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When you've done your best but you just can't make ends meet, what do you do next? This author decided she needed to make a deeper study of the Bible. She found answers that have lasted through the tough times and the good.
Is
it reallya question of money,or a matter of trust—of holding steadfast,making God our stay?
Many
countries and individuals have poured out their treasure and talents to ease the terrible human suffering in Africa.
It had looked like a simple matter of filling a vacant position. But as he prayed, the writer found there were much more important questions to be raised in his business. It was time for a spiritual reevaluation of his whole approach to the office.
A child's fears of being left alone and an adult's fears of loneliness and loss aren't really that different. Don't both call for the comfort and saving strength of our Father-Mother, divine Love?
We've been taughtto believeour livesare as delicateas bubbles that rideon the incoming tide.
It's easy to think that worrying about tests is just part of going to school. But did you ever think of tests as opportunities to be healed of worry and fear?
People
object when they perceive that public thought is being manipulated through the misuse of the media.
What is God's purpose for our lives? Is there a connection between following His direction and finding true healing?
Going the "extra mile" can lead to very special discoveries. Surprisingly enough, taking that approach can even be the quickest route to spiritual understanding.
In
the winter of 1980 my younger brother committed suicide.
A chest X-ray taken for admission to college did not give me a clean bill of health.
My wife and I had set aside funds for our children's college education.
For almost all of my life I have been a student of Christian Science.
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