Is doing the right thing always possible? What if we’re not sure what the right thing is? This week’s pieces give some guideposts. For instance, the right thing doesn’t seem elusive when we let our love for God and our neighbor be foremost in thought. Also, church can play a substantial role in supporting right action. And no one can stifle our ability to live rightly and progress. Leaning into God’s goodness rather than being pulled into materialistic tendencies can open vistas of lasting good in our lives and the lives of others.
April 20, 2026 | Latest issue
Divine Love meets people’s needs, no matter how dire, as the author saw when a man described to her how walking into a Christian Science service had prevented him from committing violence elsewhere.
Should morality vary based on circumstance? Or is there a consistent morality that’s grounded in God, divine Principle; that’s based on loving God and loving our neighbor as ourselves?
Waking up to experiencing God’s abundant goodness in our lives, including joy, well-being, and the ability to bless others, calls for turning away from materialistic tendencies. God’s love enables us to break free and find this lasting good.
Waking up to experiencing God’s abundant goodness in our lives, including joy, well-being, and the ability to bless others, calls for turning away from materialistic tendencies. God’s love enables us to break free and find this lasting good.
Are you curious about how to have a healing? This week’s guest, Nikki Paulk, shares how she had a healing before she was a student of Christian Science. What she's learned from studying Christian Science has helped her heal consistently, and see even more clearly that everyone can heal and be healed.
Divine Love meets people’s needs, no matter how dire, as the author saw when a man described to her how walking into a Christian Science service had prevented him from committing violence elsewhere.
A CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PERSPECTIVE FROM
Through the noise of fear and suffering, we can hear God’s voice telling us the healing truth of our goodness and spirituality.
Should morality vary based on circumstance? Or is there a consistent morality that’s grounded in God, divine Principle; that’s based on loving God and loving our neighbor as ourselves?
From the editors
A woman’s life is turned around when she learns that she can work out her own salvation without being victimized by how others are working out theirs.
From the editors
With a pile-up of work and the end of the semester looming, this college student got a new insight from her prayers that surprised her: Gratitude can be an antidote for feeling overwhelmed.
Hear how Reading Rooms are using the Bible Lesson to engage newcomers. And learn where to find new posters and flyers for Reading Rooms to promote understanding of the Christian Science pastor.
“I reasoned that if God is omniscient and knows everything, and fills all space and is all-powerful, then matter and pain cannot exist.”
“As I was silently praying, she [my four-year-old daughter] said so compassionately and meekly, ‘Mommy, God is all around you, and His love can never go away.’ ”
“This instantaneous healing, which came within minutes of contacting a practitioner for treatment through prayer, is undeniable proof of the effectiveness of the truth of what is taught in Christian Science.”
When Jonah learns to obey God, a whole city is blessed.
