A long-time Monitor writer explains his approach to viewing the "facts" through the lens of spiritual perfection—a style of journalism practiced since Mary Baker Eddy founded the newspaper in 1908.
A funny thing happened on the way to the grocery checkout—Washington statistics debunker David Murray tripped into a tabloid pothole. The lesson? What leaps to the eye needn't penetrate the heart.
A nurse said it looked like she'd had a stroke and should get to a hospital. But a quick recovery came when the author turned to prayer, the way she always had.
The Dow isn't always going to go up. Unemployment isn't always going to stay down. So where to turn? God is always going to be around to open up new doors.
70 x 7 = 490. That's how many times Jesus said we should forgive our neighbor. But if you're just holding out for number 491 to say what you really think, you might be missing his point.
