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The Love that releases us from hurt 

Sally Gladden

If you’re feeling the weight of divisiveness in the world, you won’t want to miss this article’s spiritual lesson about healing hurt in a relationship. 
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Prayer: The best daily self-care 

Margit Hammerstrom

Self-care doesn’t have to be selfish or self-seeking. It can involve prayerful preparation—and actually contributes to the greater good!

Audio Collection

Get to know God: The “omnis”

Listen to gain deeper insight into the four “omnis”—omnipresence, omnipotence, omniscience, and omniaction.

From Freedom from addiction

LOST AND FOUND

I saw that in order to find my life, I had to first lose it—that is, lose all sense of life as material.

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Above the waves, a sturdy trust in God 

Elaina Simpson

Keeping her focus on the saving power of God’s love, this author was able to stay above what felt like a strong undertow of postpartum anxiety and fear.

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Can the past be changed? 

Karen Neff

The parable of the tares and the wheat from the Bible—a parable that’s also featured in another article in this issue—can help us sort through difficult memories and better understand God’s redeeming law.
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Never too late for freedom from guilt 

Liesl Ehmke

We’re able to make progress when we learn that “True repentance lifts thought toward God and reformation; guilt drags it downward.”
Editorial

“In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth” 

Lisa Rennie Sytsma

This author explores why Jesus said to “ask” for healing in his name and why it isn’t outdated to do so today. It can’t just be surface words, but a true acknowledgment of the divine power that underlay Jesus’ healing works.

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Shared reflections

Listen to this inspiring collection of articles or download the audio.

Audio Collection

Get to know God: The “omnis”

Listen to gain deeper insight into the four “omnis”—omnipresence, omnipotence, omniscience, and omniaction.

From Place

"The secret place of the most High"

We learn in Christian Science that God is infinite Truth, Life, and Love and that He imparts to His creation only that which is completely beneficial.

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From Free from Contagion

Bringing our prayers to the threat of contagion

Prayer can lift us out of the swirl of fear, and it can be a calming, healing influence in our communities as well.

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Editorial

Is sensuality our reality? 

Tony Lobl

Here’s an encouraging message: “As we dig into the theology of Jesus explained in Christian Science, we find we’re not defined by material beliefs.” That includes sensuality.
Article

Let God in 

Charles Lindahl

“God is as present in our lives as we allow Him to be,” writes this author. We can each develop the spiritualized mental posture that allows us to feel this divine presence consistently.
Sentinel Watch

If you could ask a Christian Science practitioner 

With Emma Jelley and Janet Clements

This week, listen in on a Q&A as guest Emma Jelley asks guest Janet Clements some common questions about practicing Christian Science. Hear how they approach these questions, and how they’ve experienced healing by digging deeper.
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Suppression or spiritual transformation? 

John Biggs

A common misconception about Christian Science is that prayer, or “knowing the truth,” involves the psychological strategy of suppressing or repressing certain thoughts. What’s really at the heart of Christian Science practice?
Editorial

The door that cannot be closed 

Keith Wommack

We can close the door of thought on the fears and discords of material sense and open it to God’s revelation of harmony.
Sentinel Watch

Who am I now? 

With Elisabeth Brinton

When Elisabeth Brinton walked away from her high-powered career, it didn’t exactly go as she’d thought it would. But as a Christian Scientist, she knew that gaining more spiritual understanding would change things for the better. And it did. In big ways.