In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

A woman describes how reliance on Spirit gave her freedom from alcohol and drug dependencies.
Innocence is not simply the absence of incriminating evidence or even the absence of guilt. It is the presence of spiritual purity, a quality native to God's creation.

A sound basis for sound ethics

Cynicism about morality and law seems to grow with each new report of unethical practices. But greater integrity in society is not an impossible dream; it comes as we live more of the spiritual life which Christ Jesus showed us.
At camp she was far away from her family, but she was not far away from God.

God, me, and the jellyfish

Trying to make a miserable mortal into an immortal is a lost cause, as this writer learned. But healing came when he began to see more of his identity as the man God made.
"It's just one thing after another," as the saying goes. But prayer can turn those "things" into steps in an emerging understanding of God.
Recently on the news, in back-to-back stories, a person being interviewed complained that violence had given her city a "bad image," and in the next segment pundits speculated about how "marketable" the image of a particular office seeker was.

The giving that counts most

When the media report "donor burnout" — a diminishing interest in supporting worthy causes — shouldn't we be examining the true source of giving?
Watching her child take time for quiet thought, a busy mother decides she should more actively expect spiritual refreshment and inspiration each moment of her day.

Human efficiency and divine order

Even with labor-saving devices and priority-setting skills, we may often feel as though our lives have got beyond us. Perhaps the real need is for a deeper sense of divine Love's control.

Patty finds her voice

The good that comes from God just can't be taken away.

Trust God—He won't let you fall

Trust seems a rare commodity these days. But trust in God grows quickly as we understand His power and government.