January 30, 2017
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It was natural for me to let the idea of God as Love inspire my prayers.
My daughter expressed concern the other day about what the future might hold for some animals we had seen.
For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.
Although I felt that my parents loved me and my four siblings, our household did not always seem loving.
One of the things that had excited me about this trip was that I was looking at it as an opportunity to learn more about my relationship to God.
It’s time to publicly give thanks to God for a healing I had years ago when mountain biking with some friends.
Reading a testimony in a recent Sentinel about a family’s protection while living far from their home country made me realize that it’s time I give similar thanks.
As a lifelong Christian Scientist, I’ve found prayer, based on a spiritual understanding of God and His perfect creation, to be an effective means of healing.
I remember many a night crying myself to sleep, wondering just how I’d feed my three children the next day.
Mental purgation must go on: it promotes spiritual growth, scales the mountain of human endeavor, and gains the summit in Science that otherwise could not be reached,—where the struggle with sin is forever done.
It’s crucial to let the light of spiritual understanding illumine the boundlessly beautiful environment of Spirit always at hand.
