Daily Practice

 What can make one of the biggest differences in our life? Practicing Christian Science by seeing the God-given goodness in ourselves and others.

This hour

A clean slate! A fresh page!

Touching the heart of humanity

During the Christmas season—and every season—our practice of Christian Science can include those in our community who may be yearning for healing.

What real Christmas feels like

The best moments at Christmas happen when we actually experience Christ—when we feel and live what Christ Jesus taught and something of the spiritual power he embodied. How can we do that? That’s what this episode is all about. Join us to hear how to bring more awe to the holidays—and all year long.

Is it our fault?

If you’ve ever felt your healing work is hindered by wondering and worrying about the source of a problem, this article offers strong support for approaching your prayers from a surer, more effective basis.

Seeing goodness—everywhere

How would your life change if you not only believed that the only thing that exists is spiritual goodness, but had actually seen and felt it? Host Jenny Sawyer spoke with Tricia Chantha and Karina Bumatay about their experiences—and the beautiful effects.
Prayer is one of those daily practices you can’t keep to yourself. The effects naturally flow out beyond our lives—blessing and healing others.
A moment of recognition about the needs of her fellow travelers turned this young mother’s thought outward and upward, changing forever how she approaches long journeys.
I was confident that I could improve what I was believing. I was able to quickly replace that human belief of physical causation with a better belief—in fact, the absolute, spiritual truth—from what I have learned over the years as a student of Christian Science.
Good health can be deceptive health if it lulls us into believing that well-being is a material state we’ve earned through material habits, heredity, or good fortune.

My “great concern”

God, as always, had provided just what I needed. It was as if the walls of a tunnel had been bulldozed, and light was suddenly pouring in. 

What will I do today?

Whatever I do today, I hope and pray to be alert to and aware of people around me who are in need, to recognize ways in which I can be of help, and to share something of Christ’s promise and blessing each day.