In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

The thoughts we hold on to—our mental portfolio—have a very marked effect on our lives.
There is a deeper level of learning that can not only help us “not notice” limitations but actually bring freedom from them.

Indignant? Who, me?

Biblical leaders often turned to God first and humbly listened.
Dear Reader,
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From the readers

[Ann Little, “Dire business situation worked out,” Sentinel, May 4, 2020]
“While presidents and prime ministers come and go,” writes this author, “the real power and authority in our lives always has been, and always will be, the one eternal, divine Mind that guided and inspired the biblical prophets and was fully represented by Christ Jesus.”
I was tasked with seeing my daughter’s spiritual nature and rejecting anything that claimed otherwise.
During this prayer, my purpose in life expanded into seeing that my desire was to serve God.

Supporting mental stability

Looking back at my friend, I reasoned that Jesus would not have driven off.
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When grim predictions provoke fear and worry, is there anything we can do? This author explains how a deeper understanding of God and God’s universe can alleviate fear and even overturn what might seem like inevitabilities.