In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Conflict resolution—one prayer at a time

By John Hay Scott

The enemy of brotherhood couldn't stand up to the power of God.

Diana L. Hallock

Grocery shopping—a weekly chore, filled with people that are too busy, impatient, and quite often rude.

Now it came to pass, as they went, that he entered into a certain village: and a certain woman named Martha received him into her house.

By Jane K. Mercereau

You can count on Christ's help—just as Mary and Martha did.

Melanie Rybarova

There is a proverb in my country, Czechoslovakia, that says, "An echo in the woods always returns your own call.

By Marian Cates

Anger over an offense isn't what gives you the upper hand. Learn what forbearance can do.

By Beulah M. Roegge

The loss of a spouse needn't stop one from living life to the fullest.

Gail Miller Menschel

Why is it that something within me rebels so strongly against the concept of "middle age"?

By Norman Gary Bleichman

Good news: there need not be a crisis in midlife. Here's how to live at the peak of life—permanently.

By Glenn M. Linden

The end of the picketing came as more people became more willing to unite in prayer for the schools and the school board.

By Michael Pabst

The "Introduction to the Bible" series continues this week with the adventures of Abraham.