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Shortages? Not with God.
We all can prove the practicality of the law of Love—God’s provision of good in our lives.
I entered a building lobby and saw a message board that included these words: “Be kind; the whole world is short-staffed.” I immediately thought something like, “There are no shortages with God—every need is fully met.” And then I prayed about the apparent need for workers around the world, including close to home, in my own community. I prayerfully affirmed that humanity’s staffing requirements cannot go unmet, because God, divine Love, provides for all.
I’ve since prayed further about staffing conditions, acknowledging that divine Love’s provision of good can’t be hindered or depleted, but must be manifest because the divine law of Love is always in operation. The Discoverer of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy, states, “. . . to all mankind and in every hour, divine Love supplies all good” (Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 494).
The law of God dispels the material belief that there can be deficiencies of good.
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June 27, 2022 issue
View IssueEditorial
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What the world needs now: Church
Ethel A. Baker
Keeping Watch
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From devastation to unspeakable joy
José de Dios Mata
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Shortages? Not with God.
Randal Craft
- Image and Inspiration
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Pain can be silenced
Carol Poole
Teens
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Spiritual lessons from lockdown
Hasha Freedman
Healings
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Christ impels church work and brings healing
Kent Garland MacKay
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Deadlocked situation resolved
Lori Kleski
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Ankle healed
Patricia Duke
Bible Lens
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God
June 27–July 3, 2022
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Jayne Grimshaw, Sarah Gall, Steve Ginsburg