In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Praying more effectively

The answer to our prayer begins with what is already true — with God's love for His perfect creation, man.
Today's challenges—both individual and universal—turn many to drugs, alcohol, and gambling for escape.
In a time when astronomers and physicists probe for answers to the beginning and end of the universe, what meaning can we find in the resurrection of one man crucified in an ancient Judean town?

Accepting only what God gives

Do past family ailments set the pattern for future generations?

Loneliness overcome

Some feel lonely in a group. Others are lonely when isolated. But understanding we're never separated from God helps no matter what the circumstances.

Tender, loving care

The writer takes a closer look at what it means to live, not just talk about, love.

Are we wishing our time away?

"Wait until school's over!" "Wait until vacation!" "Wait until I get that raise!" We may get so used to pegging our hopes on a future event that we lose sight of God's ever-present goodness.

Looking forward

Resentment about the past, or a longing for it, can be a prison. Leaving all for Christ opens closed doors.

"Sing it again, Mom"

Are you a good listener? Do you listen for the Shepherd's voice?
The Los Angeles Times, April 15, 1986

Freedom from pain

When the writer recognized the perfect innocence of God and His creation, she was healed of pain and the effects of an injury.

Seeing others "in Science"

Many people have come to feel that it's time to go beyond the trappings of material personality and to appreciate more of the spiritual nature of man.