Web Originals
First appeared in the September 2012 issue of The Herald of Christian Science. Originally written in Spanish.
When I began studying Christian Science, I would only apply its teachings to solve economic problems, tensions in relationships, and so on; that is, aspects of my life unrelated to health issues. Today, after having had several physical healings through the study of Science and Health, I’ve realized that spiritual growth comes progressively as we solve through scientific prayer the challenges we face, including those related to health.
When the distribution of material wealth and power proves unfair, we can look to God for our spiritual birthright.
Even in the midst of apparent destruction, we are under the protective wing of divine Love.
Ever wonder how to make Jesus’ temptation experience in the Bible relevant to your own? (see Matthew 4:1–11 ). Its relevancy came in a rush of inspiration for me.
A teacher finds employment and inspired ways to cover a budget shortfall in her classroom through prayer.
When the temptation comes to condemn government, ask yourself: With what kind of government are you aligning your thought?
OK, so, your day is going great. You’re feeling chipper—uplifted.
I love my business. I love my clients. Most of the time. But every once in a while, clients get angry, confused, demanding—even scary. (You may insert “boss” or “colleagues” here as well.)
The bumpy roller coaster ride of human experience can be replaced with the peace of God’s presence.
What does it really mean to "Remember the Sabbath"? Victoria finds fresh inspiration on the Fourth Commandment.