Whether we want to go through life with more peace and poise, or whether we want to be better equipped to pray for the world, the answer lies with how consistently and effectively we’re praying for ourselves.

This author shares how relevant the Bible was to her practice of Christian Science when a Bible story brought spiritual insight to a work situation that seemed especially fraught.

As we practice living from the basis of one Mind—with all its spiritual implications—we’ll find that there’s no more possibility for “brain fog,” “senior moments,” or the tendency to forget details.

The writer began to pray about the problem of bullying, in all its forms, as she sought a solution to a disturbing pattern of behavior in her workplace.

Since I found Christian Science many years ago, my practice of this divinely logical operation of the Principle of spiritual healing—rooted in the inspired Word of the Bible—has changed and deepened every aspect of my experience.

If our practice of Christian Science seems momentarily plagued by doubts, we can face them the way this author did. She said “yes to exploring the fullness and joy of God’s love for me.” 

Wondering how to follow the biblical directive to love your neighbor? This author’s experience not only demonstrates the “how,” but it also offers a higher standard for how we relate to others—especially when we feel wronged. 

A faucet holds the promise of flowing water.

Are we distracted by technology and daily demands, or are we “present” —spiritually awake to God’s goodness and all-power?

There’s widespread recognition today that fear has a detrimental effect on health. It makes sense, then, that Christian Science treatment always begins with allaying fear, as it says in Science and Health. This article shows how.

This week’s guest, Mike Davis, who works for The Mary Baker Eddy Library, sheds light on the Discoverer and Founder of Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy—including how she beautifully exemplified the healing qualities of Jesus. And Mike shows how we can do this, too.

Prioritizing prayer and studying the Bible and the Christian Science textbook, rather than sidelining our spiritual work, is vital and leads to healing for ourselves and others.