In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Elephant challenges

Whatever we are facing—whether it seems to loom large or to nag with an insistent fear—we can stand firm and find our answer in God.

No cause, no ouch!

If we're looking for the cause of something, maybe we need first to see if it has a cause in God, in good, the source of all that is real.
From American Libraries, May 1987

You are always companioned

Someone we can love, who'll love us, who won't desert us— first and foremost, that description refers to God, divine Love.
Have you ever been incensed with the viewpoint expressed by a government official or a political candidate?
Does Jesus' command to love our neighbor as ourselves include noisy neighbors?

Second Thought

From Christianity and Crisis, November 9, 1987, by Mary Pellauer

Walking with God

Spiritual journeys—whether they begin with faltering first steps or with a mature forward stride—lead to new strength and vision. They also lead to healing, as this author found.
More and more, society is breaking the barriers of age discrimination. But isn't it about time we also started breaking some of the barriers of aging as well? Aren't we ready to find the timeless freshness of God's man?

The discipline of Love

What parent hasn't yearned for a better way to teach children self-discipline?
The foundations of home, marriage, family, church, grow stronger as we pray for them with spiritual authority—the authority that comes from Christ, Truth.
"Neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities...—so begins St. Paul's list of things that cannot separate us from God's love. The writer of this article, who was healed through prayer, would add to the list "nor disease."