In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

Giving thanks to God for what He is and does—this isn't something only to end our prayer with; it's a very logical place to begin.

Second Thought

"Paul Tillich in his book The New Being writes: 'How do we paint Jesus Christ?

Grace overcomes self-will

"Thy will be done"—the words are simple. But the desire they express can lead to profound healing and rebirth.
Ever heard the phrase "nursing a grudge"? Wouldn't we do better to nurse, that is, to cultivate, spiritual affection?
The real test of our love is what happens if it is not returned in kind. Christly love doesn't wither or grow into hate; it searches the heart and fosters healing.

"Lovest thou me?"

The test of our Christianity is the quality of our love—not only for God and for Christ Jesus but for humanity.
What are we asking for when we pray for healing? We should expect nothing short of rebirth.
It's important to ask tough questions about God. And it's important to listen for His answers.

Look until you can see

Spiritual hunger is really a very natural thing to feel. In fact, we should be surprised if we don't have it.

Exposing ignorance

The writer was dissatisfied with his job, the city he lived in, and the opportunities before him. Picking up and moving on seemed his only alternative until he saw his life and surroundings from a more Christly perspective.
NOT long ago a macabre report of murder on the Mexico-Texas border was in the news.

Superstition

Some people explore the occult because they're curious; others hope it will give them greater control over their lives. Whatever its attraction, shouldn't we be asking how darkness could possibly lead to more light?