December 25, 2017
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[How I Found Christian Science, “From the ‘pit’ of addiction to a thirst for spiritual growth,” Nick McBride, November 20, 2017, Sentinel]
When I was a child, the thought came to me that “God is a God of love only” and not a God of both love and hate, which was taught by my father’s religion—something I could not accept.
Each of us was included in an even greater love that could never go away.
Throughout my life, I’ve always found the most satisfying answers and healings have come from my humble desire to learn more about God.
Many years ago, I had the opportunity to demonstrate the persistence Mary Baker Eddy calls for when dealing with seemingly insurmountable challenges.
A few years back, I spent several weeks away from my workaday world to appreciate quiet time as a rest and study guest at a Christian Science nursing facility.
A common predictor of war is whether enough people expect one.
It’s through giving expression to God’s freely given idea, that Christ’s influence grows and grows and changes the world.
