In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Our past, our lifestyle, our view of God—sometimes they seem to line up like a panel of angry judges. To understand God's love reverses the condemnation and teaches us a wider affection for all.

Sisters

Melinda was having trouble.

Living by littles

Loving by littles means identifying ourselves as God's own child, day by day, loving family, friends, and business associates, even strangers in active ways.

We hear of innocent people imprisoned, held hostage, oppressed by tyrannical governments.

Spiritual vision and the human need

Time and again in the Bible, spiritual vision prevails, illuminating not only individual experience but the experience of a whole community.

It's natural to care deeply about community.

Spirituality—why bother?

Spirituality is not a vague and fuzzy aspect of man's physical and mental makeup.

Holy ground, here and now

It's a sad mistake to think of spiritual power as something beyond our reach. In fact, the healing might of Spirit couldn't be closer; it's ever present.
In countries where the struggle against oppression has gone on for many years, Christianity's message of triumphant joy speaks to basic yearnings.

We can love spiritual selfhood

To fulfill the Bible's command to love our neighbor as ourselves, we need to understand the real object of our love. We are loving the spiritual nature of man.

Under the government of God

What is required to make practical the hope of a more just and equitable society? A writer from Czechoslovakia explores some spiritual answers to this question.
For many in Eastern Europe, the 1989 celebration of new-won political freedom has given way to the realities and urgencies of everyday living.