October 12, 2026
Keeping her focus on the saving power of God’s love, this author was able to stay above what felt like a strong undertow of postpartum anxiety and fear.
Self-care doesn’t have to be selfish or self-seeking. It can involve prayerful preparation—and actually contributes to the greater good!
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How can we pray when we’ve seen God’s protection in our own lives, but we find others suffering around us?
When many responsibilities seem to collide, we can be freed from feelings of urgency and discomfort by leaning on God’s timeless calm.
How do we think about Jesus’ legacy as a healer two thousand years later? George Nutwell, this week’s guest, shares how we can continue to follow in Jesus’ footsteps today through our study of Christian Science—and our own practice of spiritual healing.
“I was pretty scared about the trip and the injury, but I realized I didn’t have to let fear keep me from feeling confident in the spiritual truths I was learning.”
Feeling overwhelmed by all the problems in the world, this author got new insight into God’s presence and love from a place she didn’t expect: a choir concert.
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“When I woke up in the morning, there was not even a twinge of pain.”
“In reality, divine Love was always governing my experience, correcting anything that appeared to be out of conformity with God, good.”
“Very soon, I forgot all about the accident and the injury—my foot was completely healed.”
In early Bible times, one man’s faith changed the course of history.
