In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Resurrection is for everyone

Christ Jesus' crucifixion was the consummate self-sacrifice made in behalf of humanity.
Through ignorance of their intrinsic worth, we sometimes reject or discard valuable items—an antique, a home, a car, a marriage, any number of things.
All phases of rampant immorality seem to be part of these days.
How many words do you know?

Strength comes from God

Is the source of man's strength a physical body—a strong constitution inherited from his ancestors?
This may seem hard to believe if you're behind prison bars.

Let's heal, not condemn

How can we help overcome the evil in the world?

"Try it yourself"

At the supper table one evening one of our youngsters informed us that the previous night his head had hurt when he was going to bed.

Healing grief

What a tender moment it must have been when Jesus said to the widow of Nain whose son had died, "Weep not.

The naturalness of abundance

Not long after Christ Jesus' crucifixion, Peter and several other disciples decided to try their hand being fishermen again.

Your indissoluble link

In Christ Jesus' time the concept of existence beyond the grave was controversial; it was openly disputed between the Pharisees and the Sadducees.

Substance and idea

These two words—"substance" and "idea"—are often used in Christian Science.