by Chet Manchester

What are you good at? Do you have a sense of what you should do with your gifts? Christian Science lecturer Chet Manchester talks about how finding out what God is asking you to do with your talents makes it possible to make a real impact on the world.

by Marta Greenwood

What does it take to forgive someone who wronged you? Christian Science lecturer Marta Greenwood sits down with TMC Youth’s David Bates to toss around some ideas about how to heal anger and actually revitalize the affected relationship.

by Lois Carlson

Do God and romance have anything to do with one another? It’s probably never really occurred to you that there’s a connection, but our right relationship to God actually puts us into right relationship with everyone else. Listen to Christian Science lecturer Lois Carlson to see how.

by Ron Ballard

Natural scientists are saying weather patterns have become so intense over the years-dumping rain in already-saturated regions and causing severe droughts in others. If you want to help the environment, listen in. Christian Science lecturer Ron Ballard has seen the effects of prayer on the environment and offers some ways to pray that will get results.

There are many tips, strategies, and medication for relieving stress. But, can there be a permanent solution? Christian Science lecturer Evan Mehlenbacher talks about how he’s used prayer to completely overcome strenuous situations and tells how you can, too.

What are your thoughts on vegetarianism? What about homosexuality? Organ donation? Listen to this special question and answer session from the Christian Science Board of Directors as they address those issues and others from young people attending the 2008 Spiritual Activist Summit in Australia.

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Who do you think you are?

Most of us think we know who we are, but that’s generally based on age, shape, ethnicity, and other limiting labels. Christian Science lecturer Dave Stevens shares how Christian Science offers one of the most liberating ideas about identity out there.

Your identity is spiritual. It honors you like nothing else will. Listen in to get a sense of identity that you can’t find in the mirror.

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Have you ever had a tough time explaining Christian Science to others?

Does it make you feel tongue tied?

Maybe you just avoid those conversations.

Christian Science lecturer Christine Driessen shares what seems like misunderstandings into opportunities for good communication for those who know little or nothing about Christian Science. Listen in to “Sharing Christian Science: building bridges” for some ideas that can help you.

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Most of our relationships can be categorized as friends, foes, or a romance. While these labels seem distinct, Christian Science lecturer Susie Rynerson explains how they are actually connected and how they teach us about the relation we each have with God.

Is there anything about yourself that you’d change if you could? Most everyone has something. We seem to be defined by negative traits and experiences, but Christian Science lecturer Tom McElroy knows a way out of these traps. It’s by getting to know your God-given-God-created-spiritual identity.

Find out how this identity is not something that we develop, but rather, it’s a fixed fact.

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