In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

No excuses in our work for God

Douglas D. Webster

The life of Moses is so large and significant that it’s hard to imagine that we have anything in common with him—until he opens his mouth.

By Ashley Woodley

Is there a better way to think about image?

Name removed by request

A scary amusement-park ride shows this author how to stand up to convincing suggestions of sickness or fear.

Evangeline, Chloë

Two girls tell about their quick healings.

Lu Ann Condon

Just as the trees of the field were made by God, so each of us was made by Him to beautify and complement his creation.

By Clifford McElrea

Over the years, two Bible commands help this man find the right work.

By Lynde McCormick

Being laid off opens the way to an unexpected next step in a successful career path.

By Dave Hohle

As companies evolve and industries shift gears, God-given qualities remain constant.

Ann Edwards

When we seek to obey God’s laws in our daily walk, He supports, protects, and prospers us.

Anne Melville

Consistent daily prayer impelled my spiritual growth.

Bill Wahl

As autumn colors touch leaves and grasses, I look at the beauty of the mountain world in which I live and see the nature of God.

Brian Talcott

Opening inmates’ eyes to their true deeper nature as the “image and likeness of God,” can set them on a new path. 