May 20, 2019
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What a wonderful, healing poem, “The secure Shekinah,” by Brian Kissock in the April 8, 2019, Sentinel! I was struck by its healing thought of total security.
After that experience I gave a lot more attention to praying about the basis of God-provided safety and staying safe.
I’d never felt satisfied with a concept of God as both loving and wrathful.
My job was to love him and to pray to know that God loved both of us.
I grew up in a home where church and the Bible were an integral part of my experience.
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Editor’s note: Dedication of a branch church or society is a public affirmation of the importance of Church in the lives of Christian Scientists and in the community.
I started to reverse those negative thoughts, turn toward God, and forgive my friend.
A few years ago, a friend and I traveled to India.
Last summer, on a forest adventure holiday with our four youngest grandchildren, I was cycling downhill when I fell off my bike.
Several years ago I was given a substantial promotion overseeing the start-up of a new business location.
As God’s children, it’s our very nature to love and respond to good—to commit to it.
