In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

What is just and right in human affairs is based on the nature of God as Judge over all His creation.
A naturalized US citizen shares how she prayed when she felt afraid to travel domestically—and how these prayers led her to feel that “​​all that we can experience individually and collectively is God’s goodness.”
Facing a chronic problem, this author explains how “understanding the basis of Christianly scientific prayer—the perfection of God, and man’s inviolable spiritual heritage as His likeness” healed her.
The power of church became evident in this mother-to-be’s life when members’ practical and spiritual support woke her up to the true nature of God as Love.
Faced with an “impossible” teaching assignment, this author leaned on the Ninth Commandment to help her, knowing, as she puts it, that “God’s law is that we bear witness only to what God knows—to spiritual reality—and this witnessing of what is true heals.”
“Being a good steward of the earth means praying for the earth by knowing that the origin and action of all creation is God, Love. This lifts thought into new possibilities, supporting the emergence of increasing receptivity to practical solutions that restore health and equilibrium to the world around us.” 
Christ Jesus’ baptism was deemed remarkable because his sinless nature needed no repentance. 
“Christ is with me when I am preaching the gospel—in this case, writing for the periodicals.”
God shepherds us through the tough moments and heals us, too!

Struggling with math? 

Was she just “bad at math”? This teen got both a new view of herself—and of math—thanks to her practice of Christian Science.
Christian healer Mary Baker Eddy answers the rhetorical question “What is the kingdom of heaven?” this way...
 What can make one of the biggest differences in our life? Practicing Christian Science by seeing the God-given goodness in ourselves and others.