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Evidence

Peter, an art teacher, felt like his life was falling apart. He was also quite ill and addicted to cigarettes. For years, he’d been searching for evidence that God exists. Researching religions and reading a lot of books. But He hadn’t found anything. He considered evidence. He decided to visit the minister of a church he’d attended for many years. After a few minutes of talking, the minister said, You know, Peter, the Christian scientists have the answers to all of your questions.

Overcoming conflict: Why trust matters | Overcoming conflict: Every prayer counts

Two Sentinel Watch programs are featured this week. The Editor of The Christian Science Monitor, Mark Sappenfield, shares his perspective on why trust is useful in overcoming—and even healing—conflict, and what that

Sticking with God when life is really bleak

This week’s guest, DeWitt John Makengo, was a freshman in college in a country not his own right after he’d lost 90% of his hearing. And that was just one

Why would I trust God with my career?

When our career doesn’t go according to plan, or when we don’t know what we should do for a career, why would we lean on God for direction? What about

27 first dates

Struggling with love? Dating? Relationships in general? This week’s guest, Kendra Nordin Beato, shares her own love story—and the spiritual lessons she learned from praying that helped her navigate the

God is speaking. Listen up!

If you’re a praying person, do you think about God … or experience God? And do you expect to hear God when you pray? This week’s guest, Bobby Lewis, shares what he’s