Editorials

The power in thanks giving

Gratefulness is a small key that can open a huge door. It opens our thought to see the way the universe really works.
When the scenery looks the same, we might falsely assume nothing has changed. Yet behind the scenes, quiet spiritual growth may be turning the tide of events.
God's kingdom isn't a material place. Like light penetrating darkness, His kingdom can suddenly bring healing and reconciliation just when we think they are out of reach.
Jesus helped people find lasting health and well-being in God, Spirit.
Much as we love words that inspire, we do well to remember that these words point us to God, who is present and the source of omnipotent help.
Whatever changes, we can be sure that God's law of unfolding good will bring progress that benefits everyone.
These days, people are beginning to look for new explanations of what the body is, and of how illness can be successfully treated. Many have found scientific Christianity provides healing on a deeper and surer level.

Opening borders

Some borders are opened by the demolition of walls and checkpoints. Other borders are opened by removing less visible barriers.
As we realize that conflict is a devilish imposition on the whole human race, we'll have more peace and less conflict.
It's easy, too easy, to think of grace as something dainty and flimsy. What a surprise when we discover what it really is.
The Master championed children. He taught that the childlike qualities they express—humility, innocence, and receptivity to good—need to be cherished by us all.
Through a deeper understanding of God's love, it's possible to build relationships that last, and restore ones that are troubled.