TMC Youth- Christian Science Lecture Series

We asked the Christian Science Board of Directors to share their thoughts about healing terrorism on the worldwide scale as well as some times when they've personally dealt with terror. You're in for a treat.

Terrorism is just a world problem, right? Well, not necessarily. Most of us have been terrorized by something--big or small. Amy Richmond shares how she was able to skip the terrorism phase and go straight to healing when she was robbed while at home.

We asked Dawn-Marie Cornett how she's commemorating the 10th anniversary of the collapse of the World Trade Center. The quick answer is that she's loving--loving everyone. Listen in to get inspired by the rest of what she shares.

Not too long ago, Christian Science lecturer Chet Manchester gave this talk in the Philippines right after a super typhoon tore through the area. It’s all about the Christ’s calming power even in the middle of a crisis. The ideas he shares applied to Haiti, too, after the earthquake. And they apply to Japan after the recent earthquake and tsunami. Also, check out TMC Youth’s Prayer Watch page to catch an audio chat sharing prayers for Haiti. There you can also voice or type in your own inspiration!

Have no fear, God is here! Do you have doubts? Chrisitian Science lecturer Ginny Luedeman talks about how she overcame fear by leaning on God, and how you can too.

God's resources overflow! How can we bask in them? Check out this podcast with Chrisitian Science lecturer Christine Driessen.

We counted up your votes for the TMC Youth podcast you liked the best. Here's one of the top results! 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.

Here's another retro podcast for you–one of our most popular episodes yet. Ginny Luedeman was a rock star--really! She spent time with famous people and life should’ve been good, but it wasn’t. That’s when she reached out to God.

The Christianity of Christian Science

We asked for your votes and you delivered! Here's one of the podcasts you liked the most. And if you haven't voted yet, cast your vote here! Do God and romance have anything to do with one another? Maybe it hasn't occurred to you that there's a connection between the two, but our right relationship to God actually puts us into right relationship with everyone else. Listen to Christian Science lecturer Lois Carlson to hear how.

It's an oldie, but a goodie! It's one of our staff's favorite podcast lectures, and we wanted you to check it out again. This month we'll be highlighting the best podcasts in our series. Be sure to cast your vote here! In this podcast, Christian Science lecturer John Adams shares a few of the healings he's experienced over the years. These include freedom from a drug habit as well as his son's healing from a serious cut during a fit of anger. John's life proves that Christian Science heals.

Predetermination vs. free will, do we have control over our destiny? It's a theme on TV shows like LOST, and we're thinking about it, too. Christian Science lecturer Christine Driessen, TMC Youth intern Debbie Chibuzor, and TMC Youth’s David Bates continue the conversation about making right decisions.

We make hundreds of decisions each day - most of them not too important. But what about the crucial ones? Christian Science lecturer Christine Driessen, TMC Youth intern Debbie Chibuzor, and TMC Youth's David Bates talk about how to cut through the noise to hear the right choice.

You may have heard science and religion are like oil and water–they don’t mix. So, what’s up with Christian Science putting those words together right in its name? Christian Science lecturer and mathematician Daniel Scott sits down with TMC Youth’s David Bates to talk about it.

Ready to take that next professional step in life? Wait, hold on, what does that even mean? Christian Science lecturer Tom McElroy shares what happened when he was faced with questions about his purpose right after college.