April 25, 2022
For the whole human family
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There is a powerful reason to come together as Christian Scientists and support each other: to find ways and means to not merely better ourselves but to help all humanity find within themselves the Christ-spirit already present.
As I’ve pondered Scripture, I’ve found that it has a perpetually fresh message, and that our study of its pages must include an expectation that we will receive the inspiration needed at that moment
--an openness to God’s purpose.
--an openness to God’s purpose.
An author who has served in the military shares “how we can pray effectively when we’re right in the middle of a human conflict.”
Living each day accountable to God opens us up to unlimited possibilities for good by bolstering our trust in Him.
Losing an expensive item is the pits—as this author experienced. But while she was resistant to praying about it at first, in the end, prayer brought her unexpected blessings even beyond a resolution.
I was walking and climbing stairs, in heels, with no difficulty at all.
These words from the Bible came to me: “the place thereof shall know it no more” (Psalms 103:16). I understood that to describe the fleeting, insubstantial nature of discord and disease.
The practitioner and I continued praying, and a few weeks later the limp was gone. All four paws were normal.
Moses’ words make plain that God’s covenant encompasses individuals of every rank.
