Reply To: According as his work shall be.

[Susanne]

Thank you for your clarification. I see it as soldiering on, knowing in one’s heart, “Not my will but Thine be done.” What is in our heart and conscience is of the most vital importance, no matter what the sense testimony may or may not look like. Our spiritual sense assures us of what is right, in our thinking and consequently in our actions. It took me a while to get to this point as I stubbornly clung to what I didn’t want to let go of, thinking I might “miss out” on something.

“The reward for disobedience to God is a disturbed conscience and a sense of fear, even though your human condition may feel “comfortable” by all human standards.” Check–been there, done that! And I wouldn’t return there for anything. The only thing I missed out on, for years, was the blessings I was depriving myself of by festering in the swamp of material error, even while clinging to the life raft of Christian Science. The teachings in this church pulled me out of the swamp, washed me clean, and gently pushed me forward onto the straight and narrow path I had always been afraid of. Now I love this path!