Collection of Historical Christian Science Lectures Expanded
These lectures from the past include some jewels.
These lectures from the past include some jewels.
Jesus was not ambitious. He was emphatic that he was to be about his “Father’s business.” It was not about his will,”but Thine, be done.”
Imagine yourself in hell, looking for a way out…
“The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside…
We act like health can be thwarted, like it is a variable, vulnerable, and quixotic. But no, it is a constant.
Here is an abstracted depiction of the Transfiguration as related in Matthew chapter 17.
Let’s look at the divine source of supply ever acting during this unusual time.
God is the Great Artist. We are creations and we are intended, in turn, to be creative ourselves.
Watch this, feeling, discerning, and asking questions all the while. I give this provocative show five stars.
This is the moment that the stone is rolled away from Jesus’ tomb that first Easter morning.
Here are some abstracted crosses that hint at the resurrection beyond.
While Jesus knew he was to be killed the next day, this is how he spent the evening before: loving, caring, and being an example of service.
In the garden of Gethsemane, the last words Jesus spoke were, “Stay awake.” In fact, he says it twice…
These two new paintings are a great way to celebrate Jesus’ grand entrance to Jerusalem.