In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Energy for life's work

If at the end of our day all we can tally up is the wear and tear, maybe we need to rely more fully on the inexhaustible source of strength—God.

Why, I can love the world!

There is always someone who needs our love—particularly our expression of divine Love.
The orderly process that characterizes many elections in modern democracies is reason for gratitude.

Second Thought

From The Boston Globe, by Rayner Pike, June 29, 1987
More and more couples are ready to work at making marriage work. This writer and his wife find that an understanding of God and of His spiritual creation can bring success to that effort.

Honoring the moral law

It sometimes can seem as though moral demands are what stand between us and what we want. But actually they are what defend us against what we don't want, including loss and emptiness.

Guarding the castle gate

Being a guard is important work. You get to decide what to let in and what to keep out.
Whether we are thinking about something as different as choosing a product or falling in love, we speak of looking for "the real thing," the genuine article. But how do we recognize what is true, what is worth having?

A secure foundation

When we are building our lives in conformity with Christ, they have an unshakable soundness, no matter what storms may come.

Spiritual immunity

Humanity's urgent concern about immunity from epidemics has prompted some changes in life styles. But if there is to be lasting safety, we may need to make changes as well in our view of the nature of life itself.
For this writer, the concept of God as our Father-Mother is no neat abstraction. Through an understanding of this fact, she was healed of traumatic memories of a battered childhood.

Overcoming giants

Big fears and troubles are a lot like Goliath; they still fall before the truth God gives us.