December 29, 2014
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If we pray with sincerity, humility, a desire to bless, and a heart that recognizes God’s love and care for all, then it becomes easy to give.
This is a pure spiritual understanding of our spiritual nature, not dependent on human, personal attachments.
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<p>In our immature sense of spiritual things, let us say of the beauties of the sensuous universe: “I love your promise; and shall know, some time, the spiritual reality and substance of form, light, and color, of what I now through you discern dimly; and knowing this, I shall be satisfied.
When Mary Baker Eddy ordained the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures to preach to Christian Science congregations, she reassuringly wrote to her Church, “Your dual and impersonal pastor, the Bible, and ‘Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,’ is with you; and the Life these give, the Truth they illustrate, the Love they demonstrate, is the great Shepherd that feedeth my flock, and leadeth them ‘beside the still waters’ ”.
Christian Science came to my family close to 90 years ago.
I find it amazing how God’s love is always present, always surrounding and protecting us.
One sunny afternoon this past spring, while spending time with some family friends, I was playing with a child, riding on one of her scooters.
One morning several years ago, I woke up barely able to open my eyes.
One afternoon a few years ago, my husband and I decided to go for a short bicycle ride around a pond.
One December, when I was serving as First Reader in my local branch Church of Christ, Scientist, I decided to incorporate Christmas-related hymns, Bible passages, and citations from Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures into the Wednesday testimony meetings throughout the month.
The law of Love operates without borders or walls. It operates in human consciousness and on the human scene.
