We breathe Truth in; it forms the “isness” here.
We feel God’s presence with us everywhere.
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- Wednesday Christian Science Monitor discussion
- Thursday Bible Study
- an upcoming free lecture
- other resources always available
Meanwhile, the Tuesday listening session will revisit a previous podcast
From the pandemic to political division to climate disasters, today’s news begs the question “Where is God when bad things happen?” And if God is here, why doesn’t it seem to make a difference? Our guest shares a different view of God that can help you experience the kind of stability we all want these days.
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- Tuesday, September 30
- 2:00 pm EST
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- divine Principle as the ever-operative law in our lives
- a general renewed interest in spiritual answers
- all are worthy of forgiveness and love
- getting past taking comments personally
- plus, testimonies of spiritual healing
(Articles are offered in audio format as well as print.)
This week Sentinel Watch revisits the “Changing your world” series that first aired in 2023, but with comments from the 2025 summer interns. These episodes are offered Monday through Thursday.
Hear a new podcast each day.
September 29
Listener’s choice: Dealing with sudden fear
with Hannah Wymer
Discover what one intern learned as she listened to guest Amelia Newcomb share how she dealt with her son being detained and then imprisoned in another country. As Amelia worked to get him released through every channel available, the one thing that kept her grounded was prayer.
September 30
Listener’s choice: How to stop fighting with someone
with Canon Church
Another intern gained some new insights as he listened to guest Francine Kiefer, who was a longtime journalist for The Christian Science Monitor. Her work as a journalist and her practice of Christian Science have helped her learn that there is a remedy for relationship conflict. What is it? Join Francine and host David Brown to find out.
October 1
Listener’s choice: The antidote to anger
with Bella Sison
An intern’s enthusiasm for this episode is contagious. Listen in as she shares what she learned from guest Carlos A. Machado, who dealt with feeling helpless and angry when faced with legal action from one of his business clients, and later, during a family conflict. And hear more about the antidote to his anger.
October 2
Listener’s choice: Find unshakeable peace
with Guilherme Klann Milla
One intern in particular feels the topic of peace is as important as ever, and he highlights one of our episodes from 2023 discussing it. Listen in as he shares what he learned from guest Madora Kibbe, who offered spiritual insights that shed light on how we can find and experience peace.
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- Dreaming in Hindi: How learning a new language helped me reclaim my roots
- Wagner wrote stunning operas. His political views have a tangled history.
- other articles may discussed as there is desire to do so
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