In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

When something is stolen from her son, this author realizes that she needs to turn to God in humility, especially after authorities urge her just to accept that nothing much can be done.
Eden is inextricably tied to the sad—and fictitious—story of Adam and Eve.
“A few of the names I have found are Mind, Father-Mother, Great God, and Lord God Almighty.”
This author felt like she had every right to be mad at her friend. But, she discovered, the anger and hurt couldn’t stick—not in the presence of divine Love.
ChristianScience.com recently underwent a renovation to simplify its structure and more easily answer the questions of newcomers. Learn more in this week’s update. 
How would you do on a “spiritual road test”? Read on to find out. (Hint: It has less to do with personal skill than you might think.) 
If you’re struggling with a heavy sense of responsibility, you’ll enjoy seeing how this author found out that “the battle is not yours, but God’s.”
With a pile-up of work and the end of the semester looming, this college student got a new insight from her prayers that surprised her: Gratitude can be an antidote for feeling overwhelmed.
When Jonah learns to obey God, a whole city is blessed.

Moving forward 

No, it’s not what I expected not what I had hoped, 
Hear how Reading Rooms are using the Bible Lesson to engage newcomers. And learn where to find new posters and flyers for Reading Rooms to promote understanding of the Christian Science pastor.

How does divine Love meet every need? 

Divine Love meets people’s needs, no matter how dire, as the author saw when a man described to her how walking into a Christian Science service had prevented him from committing violence elsewhere.