October 15, 1990
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If we've tried everything and we're not sure what to do next, it's easy to feel lost, even to give up. But there is something that cuts through the confusion: the light of divine intelligence.
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The Sentinel responds to concerns about rising world tensions.
He left religion behind at college. He felt it offered him no answers. Then he learned something new about the Bible—that it contains truths that heal.
It's hard enough to decide what you think is right. Do you have to satisfy your friends, too?
If some past event hangs a shadow over the present, we need the changeless love Christ Jesus taught—who the Bible says is "the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever."
The best defense is supposed to be a good offense. But an understanding of our real nature as God's expression takes us out of the win-lose game altogether.
In a time of family challenge, the writer found comfort in a strong relationship—his relation to his Father-Mother God.
We need a childlike purityto place our trust in God—know more of good's omnipotence,feel safe in His security.
The Master championed children. He taught that the childlike qualities they express—humility, innocence, and receptivity to good—need to be cherished by us all.
It's easy, too easy, to think of grace as something dainty and flimsy. What a surprise when we discover what it really is.
My introduction to Christian Science came through a dear friend who invited me to a Wednesday evening testimony meeting at a branch Church of Christ, Scientist.
Imagine me at age twelve, riding a moped twice my size on a sidewalk.
"The Lord is nigh unto all them that call upon him, to all that call upon him in truth".
One day in the spring of 1989, while on a bicycle ride with a friend, I became aware of a nagging pain in the side of my neck.
It is time to share some healings experienced in our family.
