In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Article

We must look where we would walk

Photograph by Steve Ryf

<div class="inline-quote"> &lt;div class="inline-quote"&gt; &lt;p&gt;We must look where we would walk, &lt;br&gt;and we must act as possessing all power &lt;br&gt;from Him in whom we have our being.
Article

Walking through the valley

Irene Schanche Bowker

My mother saw the need to look at the mental nature of what needed to be handled instead of being preoccupied with what her body was telling her.
Article

Shepherding through tests

Rondi Olson

I knew God’s guidance would come to her in a way that was not only enlightening but also calming.
Article

Living the Bible’s message of hope

Margarita Sandelmann Thatcher

We are always expecting something, but too often our expectations are negative.
Article

On the web

The Christian Science Journal
Article

Christly compassion in healing

Barbara J. Presler

When we express Christly compassion, we subdue fear and open the door for healing. 
Article

Peace and confidence on test day

Emily Staunton

God didn’t see me as struggling to accomplish a human task of achieving
a good score.
Article

To gain spiritual understanding

Laura Wilband

Before marrying my husband, I had no idea what Christian Science was.
Article

Love and forgive

Inge Hake

I stalwartly continued to pray that my colleague was loved by God.
Article

Can we be too generous?

Margaret Wylie

When God is recognized as the source and man as the expression of God, it becomes less and less a personal sense of how much or how little to give; rather, it is the manifestation of God’s largesse.
Article

Enlisted as ‘sentinels of Truth’

Mark McCurties

A Christian Scientist is engaged in a battle with the belief that man’s existence is material.
Article

The healing effect of the Ten Commandments

Betty Hausrath

The Ten Commandments express God’s law, which is all-powerful.