October 30, 2023
What can we trust?
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The highest trust is putting our faith not in human circumstances or other people but in God and divine goodness.
Praying can be characterized not only by quiet listening but by mental energy that enables us to take antagonistic grounds against erroneous beliefs that may seem to have dug in.
Through Jesus’ life and teachings, we know how to defend ourselves against whatever suggests that we are not under the care of infinite Love.
The periods of spiritual ascension are the days and seasons of Mind’s creation, in which beauty, sublimity, purity, and holiness—yea, the divine nature—appear in man and the universe never to disappear.
—Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 509
—Mary Baker Eddy, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures, p. 509
Even when circumstances look and feel extreme, God’s love for us provides what we need—and so much more.
What I’d felt through our prayers had become so much more real to me than the problem ever had been.
As a child and teen my son was very active, playing baseball for years—often as the catcher—without pain, injury, or any issues with his hips or knees.
All I could feel was God’s unspeakable peace and all-embracing love. I knew without a doubt that I was secure.
By the time we got home, the difficulties I’d been experiencing were almost entirely gone, and the rest faded away as I went on with my day.
