Are you sure?
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What am I looking at?
The better question is always, “What does God know?” The answer brings healing.
Years ago a dear friend told me this story about her little grandson, who was a student in a Christian Science Sunday School. He was practicing riding his new bike in the driveway when he lost his balance and fell over. He went running to his mom, and she scooped him up in her arms. But when she looked at his skinned knee, the little boy said, “Mommy, don’t see what you’re looking at.”
What did he mean? This young student of Christian Science was asking his mom not to get caught up in examining the scratches on his knee but to do as he had learned Christ Jesus did—to be so clear about what was spiritually true, regardless of physical appearances, that healing resulted. After the boy’s mom had cleaned up his knee, he was right back outside riding his bike, without fear and without pain. His knee healed quickly.
Jesus’ life and healing works so fully proved that material evidence is unreliable everywhere and in every circumstance.
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December 25, 2023 issue
View IssueEditorial
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God’s gift, Jesus’, and ours
Tony Lobl
Keeping Watch
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“The babe we are to cherish”
Kate Mullane Robertson
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the Christ dawns
Joni Overton-Jung
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What Christians can expect
Curtis Wahlberg
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What am I looking at?
Lois Herr
Kids
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On the night before Christmas
Sara Hoagland Hunter
Healings
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Shoulder pain and immobility healed
Josiah Peters Chiwakira
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Freed of dizziness
Shannon Woolley
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Prayer saves horse
Cheryl Hoffman
Bible Lens
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Christian Science
December 25–31, 2023
Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Suzette Bogrand, Erin Fisher