In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Thinking about how God is always with us, always taking care of us, and loving us makes me feel happy.

“The inward voice” 

The inward voice is less and less seen to be our own thinking and pondering and more and more understood to be the guiding voice of divine Love.
It takes courage to trust that what God, Love, reveals will be useful, even though it may be quite different from the position we have attached ourselves to.

Praying for a family in Gaza 

 When this teen met a girl from Gaza, she knew she had to do something. But would her prayers make a difference?
I’d asked God for a new idea, and He had abundantly answered my prayer!
Even though my experience at that moment did not yet manifest perfect, God-given harmony, that didn’t mean that what I was learning in Christian Science Sunday School wasn’t true; it must mean instead that sticking with what I was learning could change my experience for the better.
God, Life, is eternal, and this sense of eternity unfolds in our thought day by day.

God parents us all 

Listening to messages from God helps stop me from feeling as though I have to be in control of every detail of my children’s lives and behavior, or that I might make a big, regrettable mistake. It also guides me to right actions as a parent.
We don’t use Christian Science to get what we want. We yield to the power of Love, God, because—more than anything else—we want to know what God is and the nature of His creation.
My new view of myself prepared me for the reception of Christian Science, which gave me an even clearer understanding of myself as our divine Father’s loved child.
The consciousness of God as almighty good enables us to witness convincing proofs that even the most difficult and stubborn situations, when addressed through God-directed prayer, can be resolved. 
After an accident on a biking trip, this author discovered a way of praying that wasn’t just effective for him; it also allowed him to help someone else.