Article October 29, 1990 Issue

God's care is constant

Can anything occur in the future that God can't take care of?

Patricia O' Brien

What's going to happen tomorrow? Perhaps we're wondering, "Who's going to buy my house?" or "What's next in the management setup at work?" Whatever the question, behind it is often a lurking fear that maybe things won't turn out right.

One of the priceless advantages of studying Christian Science is learning how trusting in God through prayer can resolve daily problems, including anxiety about what lies ahead. For centuries people have been proving that God's care is constant, and the Bible has recorded some of their experiences. Think how comforting it must have been for Joshua to hear God's words "As I was with Moses, so I will be with thee: I will not fail thee, nor forsake thee."

The passage of years hasn't changed this divine promise. Every one of us today can feel God's presence and the encouragement of knowing that infinite Spirit will never fail or forsake us, no matter how difficult a situation appears. The abundant provision of goodness, which divine Love is forever imparting to its creation, isn't here today and then gone tomorrow. God's care is impartial, consistent, never fluctuating.

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