In the Christian Science Bible Lesson

I love the weather

By Nate Talbot

The elements are not beyond the power of individual prayer and spiritual understanding—not if God is supreme.

By Eva-Maria Hogrefe

Some thoughts on what it means in practical terms to be, in Jesus' words, "wise as serpents, and harmless as doves."

By Mimi Doe

Our children are processing the meaning behind terrorist attacks, the threat of chemical weapons, and the implications of going to war.

By Gloria Onyuru

One woman in a country of 69 million takes the lead in sharing the message of the Comforter.

By J. Thomas Black

The more we look for our comfort in the power of God, the more we feel safe and secure.

By Kathryn Dunton

When God brings inspiration to one person, that inspiration can be seen to apply to everyone across the globe.

By John Fairfield

A former US Department of Defense official and military aviator talks about relying on God's protection and praying in times of fear and risk.

By Margaret Rogers

There's a kind of mental preparation that anyone can undertake, which lessens fear and keeps us safe even when physical danger threatens.

By Ethel Baker

Crippling menstrual pain is healed permanently through the author's recognition that peace and health are the birthright God has given us all.

By Mary Samela

A seed sown by mother and child at an off-to-school "goodbye" comes to happy fruition in the following weekend's harvest.

By Cali McClure

How one woman prayed when she found it was she, rather than "someone else," who felt "in the minority."

By Beverly Goldsmith

Fear is not something we're born with, or have to live with. And "proactive spiritual thinking" (a.k.a. prayer) can heal it.