March 19, 1990
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Bank balances, job titles, street addresses, are often used as a measure of worth. But our real value comes from something much more lasting—our nature as the expression of God.
Recently
there has been a lively debate over terminology that would divide women between those whose primary commitment is their children and those who have careers outside the home.
The writer found that trying to "have it all" is by no means all there is to life. In fact, he discovered that the real substance of life is divine Love.
Learning to love what you are does not mean settling for the worst. It means gaining a very practical understanding of the perfection of God's man.
The dawning of Christ in our lives brings to light our original purity; it is a light that transforms and heals.
The Bible has much to teach us about the deceptive nature of evil —and even more to illustrate of the power of divine goodness.
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This week and next we will address the question of public ignorance of the scope of Christian healing in contemporary society.
Sometimes we don't want to face certain things. Then we make discoveries that we realize can't be delayed.
Trials and tears can draw us more closely to God. Then we feel the power of His goodness carrying us forward.
I Am
very happy to share a physical healing I had since I became a Christian Scientist.
Prior to taking up the study of Christian Science I attended another Christian church for twenty-six years, almost since birth.
"He brought me up also out of an horrible pit, out of the miry clay, and set my feet upon a rock, and established my goings".
As a child, I struggled with homesickness.
All my life I have relied on Christian Science, and in the many challenges I have faced, it has never failed to bring me comfort, peace, and healing.
