July 15, 2013
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These JSH-Online articles have been specially selected for print Sentinel readers.
Mary Baker Eddy recognized the erring, worldly belief that there could be an opposing power to the one omnipotent God.
Just as darkness cannot hide in light, so sin cannot hide in the light of Christ, Truth.
What I had been thinking of as a "physical condition" was in fact no more physical than the fear.
Anger, self-pity, and insecurity were not conducive to finding a sense of peace and comfort—and I knew that was what I really needed.
I was not happy for any selfish reason, but because our team had been really working together.
After listening for about a year to the online Wednesday afternoon testimony service from The Mother Church, it occurred to me that it would be well not to merely sit back and enjoy all the good readings and testimonies, but to take active part.
In the spring of 2011, when I lived in Switzerland, I noticed a red spot on my left cheek.
After a regularly scheduled eye exam for my driver’s license, I was shocked to hear I had not passed.
Last summer, I experienced what seemed to be a stroke, although it was never diagnosed.
Divine Truth, which speaks—and keeps speaking—to every heart, is able to open the eyes of the blind.
