January 9, 2023
Can God heal this?
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Editorial
The right understanding of God, which Christian Science teaches, restores health and harmony.
Article
Discovering our true heritage as God’s children not only frees us to be the unique and complete individuals God made us to be but can also heal us of any seemingly inherited trait or condition that we’ve come to see as part of our life.
Article
I felt frustrated that my sister had finally reached out for help, and now it wasn’t available. But right on the heels of this thought came a clear message: “The Christ is always available!”
Turning Points in Spiritual Growth
The head of the voice department said it was a miracle that I was able to sing so well and that he might have to go to my church!
TeenConnect: Your Healings
An encounter with the police seemed to be heading in a bad direction when this student suddenly remembered something he’d learned in Christian Science Sunday School.
Testimony of Healing
The coaches at my high school were Christian Scientists, and when I got off the field, one of them came over to check on me. He was compassionate and supported my desire for healing through prayer.
Testimony of Healing
I could use my hand normally again, and there were no aftereffects.
Testimony of Healing
How important it is to clearly see that illness is a bully that needs to be faced down by understanding that God, good, is the “boss” and is always in control.
Article
O God, our help in ages past,
Our hope for time to come,
Our shelter from the stormy blast,
And our eternal home.
(Hymn. 213:1)
Our hope for time to come,
Our shelter from the stormy blast,
And our eternal home.
(Hymn. 213:1)
Bible Lens
To the Christian, spiritual transformation—being “changed into the same image from glory to glory”—takes place as God’s glory is seen.
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