In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

How to get over a grudge 

After a friend said something unkind, this teen struggled with hurt—and hatred. But looking to Jesus’ example, she found that getting over a grudge could be a healing experience.
Members share how their Christian Science society found new inspiration and growth after consecrated prayer. 
When world events feel overwhelming and we’re not sure we can pray, there is a starting point that helps our prayers take flight.

Christ wakes us up 

Why prioritize your study of Christian Science? In this author’s own words, “Growing in my understanding of Christian Science brought clarity to other actions, including my job search.”

A church member’s testimony helped heal me 

When we share a testimony of healing, it doesn’t bless just us. It becomes part of a virtuous cycle, leading to healings for others, too—as this church member found.
If our practice of Christian Science seems momentarily plagued by doubts, we can face them the way this author did. She said “yes to exploring the fullness and joy of God’s love for me.” 
To the prayerful consciousness, divine reality is distinct and unmistakable. 
A new “Exploring the Bible” article collection has been posted online, on the theme of prophecy. And in case you missed it, learn about The Christian Science Monitor’s coverage of the war in Iran, and summer internships in Boston.
Wondering how to follow the biblical directive to love your neighbor? This author’s experience not only demonstrates the “how,” but it also offers a higher standard for how we relate to others—especially when we feel wronged. 
If you’ve ever made a decision based on what you think others are thinking, this author can relate. He shares his own spiritual breakthrough that helped him find freedom—and make better choices.
God has told me lots of things that help me, so I know that when I hear God, I should pay attention.
Jesus’ disciples were deemed ready to spread his message and prove its truth.