Government
Living under God’s government
If ever tempted to think efforts to improve government are futile, we can look to the life of Jesus for hope.
God’s government over the big and small
There’s a lot going on in the world right now, and sometimes it can feel daunting to know where to even begin my prayers. How can I pray for my family, my community, and the world when I feel like...
Biblical solutions to government—really?
Governmental drama is nothing new. It goes all the way back to biblical times. And the lessons learned then can teach us a lot about what can uplift and even redeem government—and those who work fo...
Your questions: Improving government
Last month, the Editor of The Christian Science Monitor, Mark Sappenfield, shared his thoughts on the challenges and opportunities during a time of great political division. Since we received quite...
You can play a role in improving government
Disturbing headlines about the state of the government in the US and other parts of the world can be paralyzing. But our guest, Mark Sappenfield, Editor of The Christian Science Monitor, indicates...
“That they all may be one”
When we glimpse the truth that there is only one God, one Mind, we’re contributing to something much larger than ourselves—we’re playing a part in unifying humanity.
Praying about elections
Hear how you can effectively pray about elections and support unity in government, with our guest Allison Rose-Sonnesyn.
To combat divisive thinking, consider Jonah
We can never be divided by human opinions, which do not belong to God’s children because we all are spiritual ideas living in and governed by the one universal divine Mind.
The government is on God’s shoulder
“While presidents and prime ministers come and go,” writes this author, “the real power and authority in our lives always has been, and always will be, the one eternal, divine Mind that guided and...
It's OK to pray for democracy
When we realize that lying is a basic tool suppressing liberty, then we begin to see why prayer is so vital in preserving freedom.