Thanks for joining us for another day full of inspiration with the Christian Science Daily Live.

Sharing her inspiration today is Christian Science practitioner and teacher, Moji George.

She's from Lego State, Nigeria, and Boston, Massachusetts.

We or someone we know may be required to leave our comfort zone or a place of familiarity,

whether to take up work in a different country, move to a different school, or even seek refuge in a never-before-visited territory due to war or uprising. Although this can seem quite a daunting prospect, we do actually

have a choice. We can either give into anxiety, which

doesn't solve anything, or we can turn to God in consecrated prayer and move forward with

assurance and confidence and find we are being unerringly guided and practically

taken care of.

We see this faith and obedience expressed by Christ Jesus disciples.

When two fisherman brothers, Simon Peter and Andrew, were going about their livelihood one day,

they were asked by Jesus to change their profession, leave their nets, and follow him.

They did.

Speaking from personal experience, the discoverer of Christian science, Mary Baker

Eddie, knowing the demands of Christian discipleship, writes in science and health with key to the

scriptures,

those who are willing to leave their nets or to cast them on the right side for truth,

have the opportunity now as a foretime

to learn and to practice Christian healing.

Giving up a material sense of self and home,

or staying put when we would rather leave,

ends up not being the impossible sacrifice we feared.

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