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This week, we hear from three guests. Kevin Ness shares how Christian Science enriched his college experience—both in the classroom and out. And, we hear from Lois Marquardt and Tom McElroy, who are members of the Board of Education, about how another kind of education—Christian Science class instruction—supports our spiritual growth.
Wondering how Christian Science fits into your life? This week's guest, William Whittenbury, shares how studying Christian Science—and making it his own as a young adult—actually propelled his spiritual growth and supported his studies in college and grad school.
Karen Neff talks with host David Brown about how she and her husband relied on what they'd learned from Jesus and Christian Science after their daughter was killed by a drunk driver. They discovered that it really is possible to forgive the unforgivable.
As we’ve reached the knockout stages of the World Cup games, we chat with a former soccer player and coach who shares how he sees God’s qualities in everyone from players to fans—and how this can elevate and improve even a sports event.
Sometimes the concept of matter can be a tricky one when, if you know something about Christian Science, you know that it teaches that God’s creation is 100 percent spiritual. So what is this stuff we see with our eyes, anyway? Christian Science practitioner and teacher Ethel Baker joins us this week to share what she’s learned about the concept of matter from the best healer of all time: Christ Jesus.
If it feels intimidating to think about healing a chronic condition, this week’s show is for you. Guest Martine Blackler shares some helpful spiritual insights about overcoming long-standing conditions that she has seen bring healing. Chronic conditions don’t scare her!
What makes Christian Science scientific? This week’s guest, Mark Sappenfield, shares inspiring and foundational ideas about what Christian Science healing is, and how the ideas in the Bible aren’t just theory—but actively provable every day.
If you’ve ever felt far away from God, this week’s show is for you. Our guest, Deborah Packer, shares what she’s learned from Jesus’ teachings, and her own experiences, about how close we actually always are with God. And how understanding this oneness better can bring us healing and help us heal others, too.
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