Editorials

Maybe we don't think of ourselves as refugees. But whether that's good news or not depends on where we think our real refuge actually is.
When the work is of crucial importance and the workers seem few and outnumbered—what then? The power of Christ brings strength and gives us what we need, every time.

Accepting God's economy

Hard economic times can be good times if they teach us to look for more of God's economy.
If we think leaders are taking an unwise course, we need to realize that prayer, not frustration, should be our response—prayer that stays on the right course and trusts divine Truth.

Coming home

A journey begins; the distance appears daunting. How do we overcome the inertia that would hold us back? When the journey is one that leads to understanding God, knowing we're coming home makes all the difference.
We can't always see how things will change for the better; however, as we trust God's love for His children, we are often surprised by the outcome.

Christianity "let out of the box"

When our prayers truly begin with God, rather than a rehearsal of our problems, something remarkable happens.
Windows to opportunity sometimes seem tightly shut; yet, as we turn to God in prayer, we find that the light of divine Love dispels doubt and fear and moves us forward.
We may say, "I'm working on a problem" when, actually, the problem is working on us! If so, it's time for a breakthrough about the real nature of quiet, healing prayer—and to see its effects.

The inevitable morning light

Regardless of how long the night seems, it can't turn back a new day. There is, however, another inevitability and a different morning that are far more promising.

"Just do it"

There's a world of meaning in this little phrase—especially for anyone striving to follow the discipline of scientific Christianity.
Each one of us has a profound spiritual capacity to think— carefully, deeply, and perceptively. As we realize this, we come to see that we're not helpless in the face of evil.