Are you sure?
This bookmark will be removed from all folders and any saved notes will be permanently removed.
The source of supply that meets our needs
In view of the severe economic challenges facing many as a result of the lockdowns during the pandemic, I’ve been praying to better understand the universal implications of turning to God, Spirit, as the source of all supply that meets human needs.
As part of a project I did last year, I prayerfully considered three different but interrelated ways of thinking and acting that, when practiced in our world today, give evidence of the reality and goodness of God and show how spiritually based ideas lead to needs being supplied: 1) commitment to ethical behavior, 2) collaboration and constructive communication, and 3) openness to innovation that helps free us from material limitations. I’m always interested to read of practical examples of those ideas. One day earlier this year as I was reading The Christian Science Monitor Daily (April 23, 2020), I saw all three ways illustrated.

August 17, 2020 issue
View Issue-
From the readers
Stanley Aboloje, Mary Bistline, Robert Press
Articles
-
Overcome fear—act in the living now
Margit Hammerstrom
-
Seeking safety in a storm
Mary Mona Fisher
-
The source of supply that meets our needs
Jenny Lobl
-
Spiritual truth brings restoration
Sharon Slaton Howell
-
Guided by God, led to safety
Maryann McKay
Teens
-
How I stopped fighting with my sister
Marilyn Wickstrom
Testimonies of healing
-
Quick healing of severe abdominal pain
Analía Jurado Salgado
-
Healing of sudden chest pains
Lori Kleski
-
Accident avoided through divine guidance
Elaine Jarvis
Poem
-
Divine all-presence
Suzanne Goewert
-
Room to grow
Randal Craft