In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Necessary man

Feelings of worthlessness and insignificance have a way of undermining hope. That's why we need to deepen our appreciation of what it means to be the sons and daughters of God.
Along with new theories about genetics and bioengineering come questions about what shapes the futures—for individuals and for humanity as a whole. In the search for answers, don't we need the guidance found in the Bible's timeless truth?

Nothing shall be impossible

Sometimes it can look as though we're stuck with a very troublesome status quo. But this writer found that a better understanding of God and His creation revealed new possibilities.

Overcoming self-condemnation

what can break down the stereotypes of women and men? What shows us we are much more than poor copies of old patterns?

Second Thought

"An aura of lastingness accumulates around people who have loved for a long time, and it comes across beautifully even to people who have never experienced love that can be reckoned in decades.
A woman is convinced she has only two alternatives in her marriage—separation or oppression. But through a deeper living of the Christ, Truth, she finds a third answer—healing.
Did you ever think of Jesus as a mapmaker?
The Bible speaks of man as God's image. Learning what this means can work radical changes in our lives.
It is never too late to discover more of our spiritual nature as God's man, or to find the restoration and healing this discovery brings.
A Biblical prophecy of both Old and New Testaments—that all of us would be taught of God—was well known to Mary Baker Eddy.
In December the 1988 Normal class was held by the Board of Education, as provided for in the Manual of The Mother Church by Mary Baker Eddy.
When we think we've worn out all the answers the world gives, where do we go next?