In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

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Hunger for health

Barbara Jean White

Preoccupation with food would keep us from responding to the divine influence, the real source of the answer to our hunger for health.

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Humble steps of obedience and spiritual growth

Marian Cates

Some years ago I found myself in a "cash crunch.
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No sickness allowed

Joan T. Lucht

When we're little and we need healing, it's natural for our parents to pray for us.
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Contagion and the blame factor

Susan Booth Mack

How liberating is the spiritually radical proclamation Christian Science makes that real life is not the entanglement of mortal molecules but the infinite manifestation of God, Mind.

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What does it really mean to be tolerant?

Ernst Anderes

We can be merciful in our thoughts toward others even as we would want them to be merciful toward us.

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Politics and true government

Lacy Bell Richter

Perhaps more of us should become aware of the citizenship that relies upon Christly power to regenerate both individuals and governments.

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Divine Love's cleansing mercy

Mark Swinney

The punishment isn't being sent by God; it is the purity of divine Love that exposes the horror of sin for what it is so that it can be relinquished.

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Unfailing direction

Keith Austin Wommack

How many times do we hunger for sure guidance or for a sign that will lead us in a right direction?
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Unraveling the veil of fear and hate

Sylvia Messner

I felt the demand to express the love of Christ. I knew then that this was truly my answer. I felt it in my heart.

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A prayer for rescue answered

Sarah Christian Workman

On the last day of junior high school, four of my friends and I made a pact that none of us would ever drink in high school.
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The discipline that forwards healing

Charles Edward Langton

So I began to see that this experience was not punishment but an opportunity to demonstrate God's law of health and harmony.

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Feed the tares to the chickens!

Sharla Jean Pugh

Why, as the Bible puts it, do we so often "deal treacherously every man against his brother"? Isn't it because we think we don't all have the same Parent?