In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Letting Mind, God, govern the focus of our attention is natural. 

Unanswered prayer? 

In prayer, are we honestly listening for God’s answer or simply looking for the answer we want? Are we willing to heed the answer even when it isn’t what we wanted?
Dogs can’t be bad, because they’re God’s creatures, and God is only good.
If the thought of speaking up in class or giving a presentation makes your stomach flutter, you’ll want to read how this author relied on prayer to overcome her fear of auditioning.

The perfect fit 

While we can always discover more about who we are, there’s nothing we need to add to our identity and nothing that can ever be taken away from it. 

Ageless living 

You and I can live our ageless being as God’s perfect, spiritual reflection today and every day. And in doing so, we can overcome every belief in limitation that is claiming reality and the ability to govern us.
No sooner had I settled into the new job than I was confronted with yet another offensive personality. I began to realize that I needed to look more deeply into this issue from a metaphysical basis. 
The events that followed that single interchange with our son would have seemed miraculous, even unbelievable, to me if I didn’t know that they were God-directed. 

The common ground we all share 

The more willing we are to take a mental step back and acknowledge in prayer our spiritual common ground as children of God, divine Love, the more empowered we are to contribute to bridging divides instead of exacerbating them.

Healing after a sexual assault 

This author was just about to leave for college when she was sexually assaulted. Here’s how Christian Science helped her find a way forward—and healing.

The “flashlight of Truth” 

Our spiritual senses let in the light of Truth, which shows us the actual reality: the presence of divine Love meeting all our needs. When we look, hear, and feel with our spiritual senses, the scene shifts, and we see, feel, and hear what God has already given us. 
Instead of arguing against the promise of freedom or insisting that the problem was too big, I let myself be open to the presence of God.