World conflict of some kind is in the news headlines every single day—whether it’s Zimbabwe’s presidential elections or unrest in Tibet. How do we deal with the bad news? Former military chaplain and current Christian Science lecturer Ryder Stevens discusses how he’s experienced prayer as a powerful solution to issues of world conflict. Ryder sat down with TMC Youth’s David Bates and Kemi Awosile. Hear what they have to say about how you can add your vote and be a peacemaker.
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Clementine Lue Clark talks with Christian Science lecturer Susie Rynerson about how she prays about violence. They look at how the “inspired word of the Bible” explains God’s presence during times of crisis. They talk about how God’s angels—His thoughts and inspirations coming to us—can protect and pacify. They share examples of how Christ Jesus confronted violence, and how following his example can bring healing to the world.
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Have you ever wanted to know how Christian Science fits in with the rest of Christianity? Christian Science lecturer Shirley Paulson has thought a lot about just that. And in this podcast she shares some pointers to help Christian Scientists engage in honest, open discussions with other Christians.
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There’s been violence and unrest in the aftermath of a disputed presidential election in Kenya. Reporter Scott Baldauf from The Christian Science Monitor provides an update on what’s happening in Kenya now. But is there anything we can do to help?
In “Healing solutions for Kenya,” Christian Science lecturers, Bosede Bakarey and Tom McElroy admit that it’s easy to feel helpless whether you’re affected personally or if you’re thousands of miles away. But they also know that prayer leads to answers for all problems, large and small. Listen in to see how your prayers can make a difference.
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This 3-part journey through the Sermon on the Mount concludes with a thought-provoking discussion about life’s biggest questions - like, if God created everything good, where did all the bad stuff come from anyway?
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Christian Science lecturer Ron Ballard discusses how we can support “Active prayer for Burma” in the wake of the recent military crackdown of the peaceful student and monk-led protest movement in the Rangoon province. Reporter, Simon Montlake, is covering the story for The Christian Science Monitor, and he offers a brief news update.
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Is it really possible to love an enemy? How? How can you love someone who hates you and wants to harm you? Christian Science lecturer, Evan Mehlenbacher, says you can do it with divine Love. Listen in to find out what divine Love is and how it can help you “love the hate right out of an enemy.”
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The tragic shootings at Virginia Tech are front and center in the news. People everywhere are wondering why it happened. They’re asking: “How can we stay safe in today’s world? Where was God?” And even, “How can I pray for those involved?”
Christian Science lecturer Kari Mashos knows that your thoughts and prayers can make a difference. She will share how she found safety while traveling in the Middle East during deadly attacks and discovered the way to pray effectively for everyone, including those who have been harmed, through the healing love from God.
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Remember Ryder Stevens and that great talk he gave at the Cedars Summit on “Why Marriage?”
Well, he’s back and this time the subject is Peace and Reconciliation in World affairs. This is huge. What can one person do? Where do you start? “With prayer,” says Ryder. “It’s powerful.” As a military chaplain, he witnessed God’s grace and love break down hundreds of years of conflict between world leaders. He talks with TMC Youth staffer, Clementine Lue Clark.
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