In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

God—unchanging Love, or a merciless judge?

Wade H. Tisdale, Jr.

Is God a God of both love and judgment?

Dorothy E. Klein

Too often the phrase "God's will" is wrongly used to justify some tragic event; instead, it serves to explain the good in our lives.

Diane Ethel Witters

Today's news stories frequently evoke sympathy. But we long to give more. How can our prayer help to relieve suffering?

From Michigan Today, December 1985

Reid Smucker

You don't have to fight with your parents.

Don E. Snyder

The writer thinks through his answer to the question and finds it has more to do with how he lives than with what he says.

Darren Nelson

What completes a family circle is the patience, forgiveness, and spiritual love you bring to it.

Jenifer C. Wechsler

"Our Father" is the beginning of a loved prayer; it can also be the beginning of the healing of family challenges.

From The Boston Ledger, February 2–8, 1986

Kathryn A. Knox

Christian healing takes us beyond theory to tangible proof of God's power.

From The New York Times, March 15, 1985

Barbara J. Presler

Is extreme sensitivity one of those things that creative people (and their friends) just have to put up with?