Where we may see ourselves and others as sick, sinning, or dying, the spiritual fact is that each one of us is actually constantly reflecting all of the divine qualities, such as wholeness, purity, and immortality.
Peaking a mountain in Colorado with her dad sounded like a great idea . . . until this teenager started struggling with the climb, and they began to run out of supplies. Read on to find out why she finished her hike feeling like the whole thing “had been a great example of God caring for me.”
Genuine innocence is a trusting, pure confidence that God is all-powerful and all-present good. This carries with it the conviction that evil is not powerful because it’s not sanctioned by God, and can dissolve into its inherent unreality.
In following Jesus, Mrs. Eddy moved beyond a personal sense of healing. Her writings point not to personal ability but to a deep awareness of God’s presence and each individual’s inherent spiritual perfection as what empowered her remarkable healing work.
When the hurricane was just ten miles offshore, it suddenly—some said miraculously—lifted up and never touched land. There was much talk in our area about how prayer had protected us all from danger.
Does having a healing depend on us living perfect lives, never making a single mistake or doing anything wrong? Hear from this author about why we can be healed no matter what, but why it’s also natural to want to do the right thing.
His aunt explained that one way to know God is through the names for God that you can find in the Bible and in a book called Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. She said that he could think of each name for God sort of like a knight that was always with him and protecting him.
At its core, the opportunity to take Primary class instruction is an opportunity to join a community of healers where men and women support each other and humanity at large through prayer.
I found it easier to read an article here and there in the Sentinel than to study the Bible Lesson daily. All of that changed one semester when I became so ill with a debilitating sore throat, fatigue, and weakness that I could not attend classes.