In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

INTUITIVE STEPS

BY AIMEE HERMANSON

Despite her limited funds, this writer follows an intuition to apply to grad school—and develops a stronger trust in God's timing and provision.

BY JEREMY CARPER

Through prayer, it's possible to see good at hand, here and now—even when you're faced with the risks of daily life.

with contributions from Haven, Nicholas, Paul, Andrew

Sunday School students from Texas share their thoughts and healings.

BY MICHELLE NANOUCHE

Insights on the 32 carefully worded propositions that form the foundation of Christian Science practice.

BY MARCIA ROSEN-KEMP

Led by her desire to help others, this writer sets out to find her own freedom from years of drug use.

BY JOY BENNETT

One of the fastest growing addictions in America involves compulsive spending. But prayer lifts thought above the craving for material things.

BY ANTOINETTE ISAAC

After living with a compulsive habit since childhood, the writer turns to Christian Science for a permanent solution.

BY JOHN ADAMS

Lasting freedom from habitual behavior doesn't come through willpower or "better chemistry," but through deep-down, God-impelled renewal.

Channing Walker

This morning I climbed up a knoll on the eastern edge of our property, one of three sides that adjoin the national forest.

TIMOTHY THORNDIKE

Next in our biweekly series on how people have nurtured their public practice of Christian Science.

SUSANNAH H. SNOWDEN,

During an August trip to Peru, a group of us planned a dune buggy ride into the desert to see the oasis of Huacachina.