In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

I had been seeking spirituality for many years, and now I found the neighbor’s reference to spiritualizing thought so intriguing that I asked him about it, wanting to better understand what was involved. 
When faced with any form of inharmony, we need to ask ourselves, Am I expecting harmony or suffering? Am I grounding my expectation in God’s spiritual laws or in what are believed to be physical laws?
An incident at camp prompted this author to dig deeper into what real beauty is and looks like—and she was amazed by the results!
Let’s approach every day and every situation with exuberance and confidence—moving “lightly and without restraint”—with God.
I am discovering more and more how God-inspired listening, or prayer, opens thought—and experience—to ineffable good.

Not a pendulum 

Feeling pushed and pulled back and forth is temptation—the temptation to believe that there is more than one God, more than one Mind guiding, influencing, or controlling me and others.
The work of superintending Sunday School is essential to a church, its members, and the community.

Riding with Love 

Love fills all space, because God is everywhere. So there isn’t even a tiny place for fear. 
We don’t get what we need from anywhere but divine Love, God. The law of Love allows us to be grateful and generous, without losing anything.
This teen author discovered more about the true source of strength and stamina when he looked for help in the book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.

Love’s second mile 

It is natural for love to be at the core of every interaction with our fellow man, and expressing it should be our only motive and expectation. 
This author was loving CIT summer, but she wasn’t loving all the late night chatting going on in her cabin. Her impatience continued to grow until a hymn from the Christian Science Hymnal gave her a new perspective.