July 13, 2015
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Rejoicing, prayer, and thanksgiving are effective components of healing because they affirm what we know to be spiritually true.
What I’ve found most helpful in confronting confusing, bitter, or disappointing times in my life is prayer.
One helpful way to pray is to distinguish what seems to be going around from what’s really going on.
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<p>Abide not in the realm of dreams,<br>O man, however fair it seems;<br>But with clear eye the present scan,<br>And hear the call of God and man.
Although I grew up in a Christian Science Sunday School and had wonderful healings of childhood diseases through the prayers of my mother and a devoted Christian Science practitioner, it wasn’t until I was healed of a serious physical problem as an adult that I stood in awe of the power of the Word of God as revealed to Mary Baker Eddy.
No longer was I relying on other people or a certain place to provide happiness.
Some years ago, while in the United States Army, I had the opportunity to perform special training with new air defense equipment the government was evaluating with a large civilian company.
I have been a student of Christian Science for many years.
I owe many thanks to Christian Science for what I’ve learned about my spiritual nature and the role my thought plays in my health and well-being.
Animals, including our beloved pets, are created and maintained by our Father-Mother God; in their real, spiritual identities, they are expressions of Love.
Children readily learn to practice Christian Science when they are encouraged to use it in their daily activities.
We are utterly loved by God, and that love is a law that fulfills all good for us.
