In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

At a seminar on "Spiritual Healing Reconsidered" Robert Webber, a professor of New Testament Studies, spoke about the significance of Christ Jesus' healing works. His comments are excerpted in this first of a two-part series of articles on spiritual healing.

Limitless, not limited

Limits on resources, jobs, housing, often make it hard to help those most in need. Spiritual inspiration has a way of dissolving limits.
Attempts to define ourselves in merely material terms don't offer much hope. But spiritual healing can give us a different, more compelling, grasp of who we are.
It's natural to care deeply about community.

But what about evil?

When injustice and wrong seem so rampant in the world, is it still possible to believe in the fundamental goodness of God? Is it possible to live our lives on this basis?
I couldn't understand why she pointed the knife at me.

"An house not made with hands"

At a time when war destroyed her house, this writer learned important lessons about the spiritual essence of home—its security and indestructibility.

Second Thought

"Crimes of Faith?

Christ will heal us

Spiritual healing brings a transformation of the whole individual. It enables one to live a life more full of light and love.
News reports about upheaval and unrest around the world may not cover the quiet yet powerful impact prayer is having. But this writer and her family can speak firsthand about the effectiveness of reliance on God.

The ten buoys

Nathan lives in a city beside a wide river that flows many miles to the sea.
Prayer's answers take shape as we stop trying to shape them our way.