January 2, 1989
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Article
At the beginning of a year or of a day, the demands can sometimes loom larger than the promises. That's when we need to begin where the Bible does—with God.
Article
Is the kingdom of heaven still "at hand," as Jesus said? What does it take to see it?
Article
The semester is ending; the projects are due; the crunch is on. Is it too late to look for a fresh view of intelligence?
Article
The evidence of Spirit's power may not always be obvious at first. But as this author did, we can feel the power of Spirit and open our eyes to God's presence.
Article
If we are feeling pulled down by fear or illness, we need to take a closer look at what holds us safe—the power of God, divine Mind.
Editorial
Work and discipline have accomplished great things. They're indispensable if you're expecting to "work out" your salvation.
Editorial
There is a persuasion that brings uneasy concession. But there is another that reaches deep and is confirmed by everything that we know is true and trustworthy.
Article
What's so important about taking something like a little pine knot?
Testimony of Healing
At
one point in my life, walking became extremely difficult.
Testimony of Healing
I was a young child when my parents began the study of Christian Science in 1905 as a result of a healing my dad had.
Testimony of Healing
Every day presents the opportunity for thanksgiving.
Testimony of Healing
God's healing power was first evident to my family more than seventy years ago.
Testimony of Healing
Gratitude for the many blessings Christian Science has brought to our family impels me to share some of them as encouragement for others.
Article
Perhaps you're one of those many students of Christian Science who are grateful for healing and for progress in understanding God.
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