July 7, 2025
“Where two or three are gathered together in my name”
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It doesn’t matter how many are gathered together—whether “two or three” or many more. We all can experience the healing power of God as we pray for and with one another.
As long as we’re looking exclusively to divine Spirit, it doesn’t matter if God’s healing insights come as a series of subtle, quiet epiphanies or in a single, momentous blast.
The main lesson I have taken from these situations is to humbly know who is really solving all problems.
When faced with a
problem of some kind, we might ask, “Why did this happen to me?
I prayed to understand that sickness is not part of my true, spiritual identity as God’s offspring. In three days, the blockage was expelled, and my breathing became normal.
Over the next several days, fear gave way to trust. I was conscious of the fact that healing was inevitable.
This episode began on a Wednesday; by Sunday I was at church teaching Sunday School.
“If I strive with earnest gaze, / to seek God’s face / I can see / in those I love …” Inspired by Psalm 105:4, read the rest of this Christian Science poem by James Walter.
In the Christly model, allegiance to God and His Son—and the loving regard for one another flowing from it—fulfill all the law.
