Editorials

Issues of peace and war

Winning a battle isn't necessarily the same thing as securing lasting peace. Christ Jesus saw his followers as being peacemakers —a first-century term very much needed in the twentieth.

Steppingstones

We all take important steps in our lives. When we turn to God, the source of all wisdom, for guidance, each step turns out to be solid and secure.

What communicates?

Communication that heals and frees represents the last and greatest frontier. It takes real Christian discipleship.
Christ Jesus came to show us that we are, in reality, children of God and therefore all one family.
Sometimes children are thought of as immature and helpless. Yet that isn't how Christ Jesus viewed them. Maybe we have something more to learn—that children can help teach us.

Equal access to God

"Do unto others ..."—the Golden Rule—seems as if we're talking about what we're going to do to others. But think about what it's like to be on the receiving end of the rule.

Getting ready for work that lies ahead

If we're committed to working hard for a cause, education and instruction on that subject are vitally needed. Christian Science class instruction gives this kind of practical help.
“The disciplined person is the person who can do what needs to be done when it needs to be done.

What makes an ideal family?

"An ideal family ... mine? You've got to be kidding!" Any of us might respond that way, but let's take another look.
When we look at the nightly news, do we feel there is little we can do about it? We can all pray for a better world—a world that more nearly reflects God's kingdom.

Let's not belittle God!

Before we decide that God can't help, maybe we should think again. It may be that we've put limits on God, which aren't there. A true understanding of God's nature is powerful. It can heal.
The "Easter message" has a lot more to say about our own lives right now than we may have realized.