In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Gratitude and progress

When we experience difficulty, we may not see a way to move forward.

The uses of gratitude in diplomacy

In a trip to Europe earlier this year, President Obama relied on a little-used art of diplomacy to help the Continent resolve its divisions and woes, which include a refugee crisis.
This summer, I was at a camp for Christian Scientists, and my stomach started hurting.
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Being in the senior play was my dream, and now here I was on the stage, trying out for this popular production.

Go ahead and represent!

As God’s reflection, His representative, man shows forth all that God is and does.
Learning more about what God is frees us from thoughts that tell us we’re worthless.
A single apple seed that finds its way to fertile soil will in time spring up into a tree with many dozens of apples, all containing multiple seeds.

Can we heal prejudice?

The prejudice we see in the world today may seem insurmountable, but we can make a difference by being honest about any prejudice we might be carrying around—and praying about it until hatred is completely replaced by love. This has healing effects for our communities and beyond.
It’s not easy for companies to see their competitors get ahead because they are paying bribes to officials overseas.

The payoff in not paying off an official

For a company that sells high-quality products or services, paying a bribe overseas can still sometimes be very tempting.

Side with God

I realized the problem wasn’t going to be solved by picking sides. I needed to pray.