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In his healing work,   Jesus transformed and restored thought and body through his understanding of the Christ, the spiritual message of God’s love for man. He declared, “The light of the body is the eye: therefore when thine eye is single, thy whole body also is full of light; but when thine eye is evil, thy body also is full of darkness” ( Luke 11:34 ).

Many are familiar with the lines on a tennis court, and know that the two adjacent rectangles closest to the net are called the service boxes. When playing doubles, both players—when coming to the net—generally stay within their “box.

A newspaper cartoon from a couple of years ago satirized our society’s all-too-consuming conversations about disease and death. In it, a grandparent’s car has a bumper sticker that reads: “Grandkids are fine—ask me about my medical problems.

It’s a funny thing how wrapped up in oneself one can become while praying for healing in Christian Science, when the real need is to get all wrapped up in loving God. Drifting into an underlying feeling that one is really good, really bad, or somewhere in between at this kind of prayer, can be the worst kind of stumbling block to healing oneself or another.

An educator shares what he has learned about trusting God in his career.

A cherished print reminds this writer that God is the great Provider.

The healing power of recognizing that our entire identity is sourced in God.

Where to find the antidote for doubts and fears that assail us.

Whatever evil we seem to be facing, an understanding of God’s infinite power reduces it to nothing.

Late-night prayers and a Concord search spark a change in thought—and bring about healing.