April 4, 1988
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There are times in our lives and in the lives of nations when the rivers of hope and direction seem to have run dry. We are thirsty and we don't quite know where to quench the thirst. That is when we most need what the Bible calls the "river of water of life."
Christianity lived pours love, mercy, and healing into every element of human experience. The author describes healings in his own life attributable directly to this source.
The choice to follow God's leading is a radical one. But it leads to an understanding of what life is meant to be.
Being grateful for spiritual blessings isn't a matter of replaying fond memories. It is a prayer of rejoicing right now in the power of God, of Life, Truth, and Love.
There are many forms of education and training, but when we want to gain spiritual progress, it makes sense to have spiritual education.
Too much to hope for? Let's take another look together at the possibilities.
A Man
sitting at his work heard this command, "Follow me.
Can we rely on God even when we aren't sure how things will turn out?
I am
deeply grateful for all that Christian Science has brought to my life.
Several years ago my husband and I were living away from home temporarily because of his work.
Christian Science has enabled me to surmount many challenges.
My first published testimony in our Christian Science periodicals ended with this quotation from Science and Health by Mrs.
