In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

If we feel we've been wronged, it's tempting to cherish resentment. But by cherishing the genuine spiritual nature of man, we can bring more of the healing influence of Christ to our relationships.
Many loving parents still find themselves at odds with their children when it comes to discipline.
When his drug abuse began to come between this mother and her son, she knew she had to keep on loving him. It was love drawn from the wells of divine Love, strong and deep.

Identification with spiritual perfection

To learn something of our real nature is to respond to the healing power of the Christ.
Recent events in the Middle East have made me think quite a lot about forgiveness and how important it is in any situation that needs healing.
When we are mistreated, a meek response may at first seem weak or even foolish. But Christ Jesus showed us that the power of Spirit underlies true meekness.
When terrorism reached into this family circle, the members found not only comfort but safety in prayer—prayer based in God's law of love.
From Omaha World-Herald, Saturday, April 28, 1990

A mighty fortress

In a time of family challenge, the writer found comfort in a strong relationship—his relation to his Father-Mother God.
The best defense is supposed to be a good offense. But an understanding of our real nature as God's expression takes us out of the win-lose game altogether.
If some past event hangs a shadow over the present, we need the changeless love Christ Jesus taught—who the Bible says is "the same yesterday, and to day, and for ever."
It's hard enough to decide what you think is right. Do you have to satisfy your friends, too?