Sentinel Watch

There's almost nothing worse than that helpless feeling of someone else having control over your life. But our guest this week, Ann Kneeland, tells us about how what she's learned about God governing as divine Principle has freed her from everyday uncomfortable encounters and even oppressive situations. And she explains that this freedom is available for everyone.

If you're not really interested in church, or feeling a lack of motivation to go, our guests this week may inspire you to see things a bit differently. They share what church means to them, and how it not only blesses us, but our communities and the world.

When you hear the word Christ, you might think of the man Jesus. But Mary Baker Eddy, who discovered Christian Science, defines Christ differently—and she makes it clear that it's not just Jesus' title. So what is it? This week's guest, Nate Talbot, shares what he's learned about the activity of Christ and its essential role in spiritual healing.

How do we think about Jesus' legacy as a healer two thousand years later? George Nutwell, this week's guest, shares how we can continue to follow in Jesus' footsteps today through our study of Christian Science—and our own practice of spiritual healing.

This week, we delve into a period of Mary Baker Eddy's life when she was discovering the Science of spiritual healing for herself. Michael Hamilton, who works at The Mary Baker Eddy Library, shares his research into this specific era of her life, and how her writings, over one hundred years later, brought healing to his life.

When this week's guest, Lauren Crandall, ran for local office, she did something unusual: She relied on God to lead her campaign. Listen to find out how trusting and listening to God, who is Love, brought many blessings to her community.

Read Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy from cover to cover? Our guest, Medara Udoekong, was only a teenager when his mom encouraged him to read the book in its entirety. But as he tells us, 700 pages seemed less daunting after he began reading and his life started to change for the better.