June 17, 1991
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There is adventure in deciding what to do when we come to a major crossroads in our lives. If fear dampens the spirit of adventure, maybe we need a new view of what really impels us and our decisions.
In the middle of conflicting demands, the writer began to open thought the way she might open a curtain in a dark room. She was seeking spiritual light, the light divine Love gives.
Everything seemed set for the next step in this author's career. But he had questions. The path to answers became clear as he learned more of his true nature as God's expression.
The demand of Christianity—to lift our lives higher—is not a burden. The strength to rise up comes from the same source as the demand—from God, who is omnipotent Life.
Sometimes a first step of prayer is to stop telling God what we want to have happen.
Hard economic times can be good times if they teach us to look for more of God's economy.
When the work is of crucial importance and the workers seem few and outnumbered—what then? The power of Christ brings strength and gives us what we need, every time.
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as an eight-year-old, I searched for satisfying answers to my persistent questions about God.
With a very deep sense of gratitude for the many times I have been uplifted and inspired by the testimonies of others, I would like to offer mine.
My husband and I are lifelong Christian Scientists, and we have seen many difficulties healed through our reliance on God as our "refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble".
Ever since childhood I had been fearful of fire and its effects.
I am very grateful for the harmonious birth of our son.
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