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Feeling burdened by problems in your life? The good news is that you can turn to God to drop the burden.

Quietly contemplating Jesus’ instruction, “Be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves” ( Matthew 10:16 ), can restore peace in situations that have seemed upsetting. It can help eliminate the self-righteousness or self-condemnation that would disrupt our rightful harmony.

One Wednesday evening after church, my husband and I decided to drive over to a nearby nature preserve for a walk with our dog. On the way, we were talking about how Christian Science is a moral Science and how our practice of it is correlated with how near and dear good is to our thought.

God is always present. That’s a comforting revelation from the Bible.

“Blessed are the meek: for they shall inherit the earth” (Matthew 5:5). Christ Jesus’ familiar words were spoken centuries ago.

An urgent message arrives. The Apostle Peter is in a neighboring town, and Tabitha, another disciple, has died.

This author shares an experience that helped her better understand the Daily Prayer found in The Manual of the Mother Church. This understanding brought healing to her life—and her son’s.

The author asks us to consciously recognize that we live in the kingdom of heaven.

When we are thirsting, there is nothing more satisfying than a glass of cold water. But how do you satisfy those who may be athirst spiritually? An observation in the Christian Science textbook, Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, clearly answers that question.

When error suggests we're incapable of healing, we can see through this lie and "prove to ourselves that, as the children of God, we are indeed not impostors, but implementers of genuine Christian healing."