In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

What is your authentic self? 

We hear a lot about being “your authentic self.” What can that mean for the student of Christian Science?
A friend’s encouraging comment reminds this author that we shine because we are God’s expression. We don’t have to manufacture our own light.

How I got beyond the words 

Getting beyond an intellectual understanding of God, and of who we are as God’s children, is essential to our progress.

The plum tree’s blossoming—and mine 

The blossoming of a plum tree leads this author to lessons in listening with her heart.
One woman’s loyalty and kindness bring blessings to her family—and to following generations.
After narrowly avoiding a crash on a cross-country bike trip, this author wondered if she’d be able to finish the ride. Could understanding more about God help her break through her lingering fear?
The latest Bible collection has been posted on JSH-Online.com. This month’s collection pulls together articles on Nehemiah. And in case you missed, read about the special college issue of the Sentinel coming on July 20, and an update to the Sentinel and Journal delivery schedules.
A few years ago, I served as a volunteer chaplain at a United States Navy training base.
Whatever your summer plans, this teen’s experience of discovering how present God always is—no matter where you are or what you’re doing—is a comfort for time spent at camp or anywhere else.
As the United States celebrates its 250th year of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, let’s accept “the glorious liberty” every one of has been given as the child of God. This includes freedom from every form of oppression, whether it’s fear, hatred, lack or disease.

Keeping the faith 

Exploring the story of Job brings fresh inspiration to this author during a time of doubt and sorrow.
With Christ Jesus’ advent, freedom is viewed spiritually, as the sinless state of all of God’s children.