June 11, 2018
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[Yvonne Joy Prinsloo, “Truth is always the solution,” Sentinel, May 14, 2018]
Moral courage is a powerful trait that we embody when we are moral as well as courageous.
Regret over the past started to give way to hope and expectancy of good.
“The true essence of following Christ is to love.”
What does it mean to love another, especially if that person is a public figure seeming to have a polarizing effect?
For my first three years of high school, I felt like a puzzle piece that didn’t fit.
Why do bad things happen even if we’re praying a lot? This contributor shares how she wrestled with that question and came out with a deeper understanding of God’s omnipotence—and our God-given ability to overcome every challenge.
One day after work, some coworkers and I were setting up a Thanksgiving gratitude tree, when suddenly I felt pain on the right side of my body.
I would like to share a tender healing I experienced about a year ago.
I was planning to visit Houston, Texas, for several weeks to help family friends with the birth of their second child.
I have learned how important it is to be grateful for what God has given.
And as I took up the study of Christian Science once again, I saw how freeing it was to love God—even in a world that seemed to be consumed with material things and personalities.
