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Everyone can hear God’s song
I could acknowledge that God is communicating in a way that everyone hears.
I suddenly found myself plunged into a controversy so sharp and so distressing that for a time I was certain I’d found an exception to God’s law of all-powerful good. That is impossible, of course. Christian Science has helped me see that any seeming exception to divine law must be a lie, and lies must dissipate when exposed to the sunshine of Truth, God. To understand and experience that fact required me to discipline my thought to a degree I’d never achieved before.
The controversy involved my discovery that a significant injustice to my family and me was underway, accompanied by apparent deception, willfulness, and slander. There seemed to be no way to stop—much less reverse—this state of affairs. Worse, its effects would fall most heavily on our children.
The situation overwhelmed me. It dominated my thinking. I’d indulge in endless, futile, self-righteous arguments in my head that served only to stoke my ire and intensify my feeling of helplessness. I ruminated. I vented privately. I grew hypersuspicious. It was exhausting, and in my heart I knew it was wrong. But for a time, I resisted turning to God for help.
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February 24, 2025 issue
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Guidance from above
Ethel A. Baker
Articles
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A better way to wait
Karen Daugherty
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A transformative experience
Silvia Ines de Virgilio
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Everyone can hear God’s song
Owen Thomas
Kids
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The Story of Ruth
Jenny Sawyer
Healings
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Knee pain gone
Don Krieger
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Dad’s prayer helps daughter
Alvaro Polar
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Burn quickly healed
Marianna Milliken
Bible Lens
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Christ Jesus
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Letters & Conversations
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Letters & Conversations
Sheena White, Merrijane Yerger, Susan Damone