April 8, 2024
The health you always include
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Whatever seems dormant, or even nonexistent, in our lives now—happiness, opportunity, or health—can come to full bloom through the power of God’s love.
The understanding that we are already God’s exquisite masterpiece frees us to fulfill our role as sculptors, “moulding and chiseling thought” to remove whatever does not express the Christ-man.
Before Him on the mountains
Shall Peace, the herald, go;
From hill to vale the fountains
Of righteousness shall flow.—James Montgomery, Christian Science Hymnal, No. 75, © CSBD
Shall Peace, the herald, go;
From hill to vale the fountains
Of righteousness shall flow.—James Montgomery, Christian Science Hymnal, No. 75, © CSBD
Each of us is divinely endowed with an inherent spiritual sense, including the ability and willingness to understand how to move forward spiritually.
If we are waiting for something that we believe we lack, it’s useful to instead be open to waiting on God, who has already supplied the need, though it may not yet have been understood or perceived.
I started my prayer again, and this time I thanked God for everything He has given me.
God is the only substance, and therefore, Spirit is the substance of my life. There are no material body parts to be healthy or unhealthy.
To say that I am grateful for the power of God’s Word is an understatement! During the many decades that I’ve studied and practiced Christian Science, my life has been sustained and blessed by the truths I’ve been learning.
Within a few days I was able to lift my arm and resume my normal activities, including playing tennis with my daughter.
The healing was immediate. I was back to being engaged with the group, alert, clear, upright, and free. The rest of the meal was a joy; after supper we went for a 45-minute walk, and my every step was effortless.
To wait on God is to expect His help without reservation or doubt.
