In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

As the impeachment trial begins in the U.S. Senate, we can all play a role in supporting the spiritual loyalty that opens the way to harmony, progress, and healing.
After feeling jealous about others’ relationships—a sentiment that always got worse around Valentine’s Day—this author decided to turn to Science and Health for help . . . and found some unexpected answers.
We don’t have to wait for Valentine’s Day to feel loved.
This was what I had actually been wanting this whole time—to feel and know Love better.
For me, forgiveness was a gradual process helped by my study of the Bible and the writings of Mary Baker Eddy.
Beginning to realize the nature of God as divine Love opens a whole new and infinite context for loving others thoughtfully, and for renewed trust in God’s power to heal.
It’s an all-too-familiar feeling for many teenagers right now—the darkness of burnout, anxiety, hopelessness. But there is help. This author shares specifics about the prayer that lifted her, and can lift you, into the light.

Prayer and protection from wildfire

I knew I needed to pray immediately, but the fire seemed so frightening that it was difficult to think of anything else. What helped me was asking myself, “How does God see things right now?”

When the unexpected happened

How would we pay our bills? How would we put food on the table? 
Like the two women who approached Christ Jesus, I realized I would go to any lengths for even a crumb of spiritual understanding.

Healed of mono

This healing gave me a lot more confidence in my ability to pray for myself.
To find true and lasting health, we need to see that life is actually in and of Spirit, not material at all.