In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Shine! With "borrowed light"

The light that the Bible so often associates with God's presence hasn't gone out. In fact, it's ours to see and to share with others.
It's heart-rending to read of people, many of them young, who are homeless.

"I can help myself!"

Some commentators express concern that drug addiction and gambling, for example, are being classified as "diseases" — acts that individuals can't help doing. This writer takes a look at the issue from a spiritual perspective.
The first of the year is often a time to examine our goals. But if the road to reaching them seems strewn with obstacles, maybe it's time to examine the path as well.
Divine law is all that has a hold on us, and that hold is as benign and tender as it is powerful.

Second Thought

"Back to basics"

Our first real Christmas

What are we celebrating in Christmas? Something of the past, some gift long since given? Or are we discovering what is going on now, what God is showing us His nature—and ours?

Expressing our love

No one to love? Think again.
If we're answering the question "Who am I?" with despair, maybe we need to come at the search from a different direction—from our true point of origin, divine Mind.
The Sentinel is meant to be shared.

The love that brings freedom

Patience, tenderness, honesty—who can argue that these aren't desirable attributes? But can everyone expect to have them?
For several weeks a close relative called me frequently, expressing deep despair about her life.