In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

“Being a good steward of the earth means praying for the earth by knowing that the origin and action of all creation is God, Love. This lifts thought into new possibilities, supporting the emergence of increasing receptivity to practical solutions that restore health and equilibrium to the world around us.” 
A brief insight into a Bible topic, idea, or character.

Struggling with math?

Was she just “bad at math”? This teen got both a new view of herself—and of math—thanks to her practice of Christian Science.
 What can make one of the biggest differences in our life? Practicing Christian Science by seeing the God-given goodness in ourselves and others.

How are we measuring time?

Can we really think differently about time? In this author’s own words, “We have the opportunity to change, step by step, the way we measure our activities, tasks, and achievement of goals—from the time they take to the good accomplished.”
A brief look at the spiritual significance of the kingdom of heaven.
Writing from prison, this author shares how Christian Science rescued him from a dark pit of violence and despair, transforming his life.
 A high school student shares how texting with friends led her to a deeper understanding of God’s love—and of God as her best friend.

Listen for the angels

A special Christmas song for kids and the childlike-at-heart. 
How a classic Christmas carol inspired new spiritual insights.
As we celebrate Christmas, one of the best gifts is knowing that “Christ speaks to all in the language of Spirit and that all can respond to Christly messages.”
To Christians, Jesus’ birth to a virgin was prophesied in Isaiah 7:14 and fulfilled centuries later in the Judean town of Bethlehem.