Rather than being surprised by claims of Truth and goodness, the lesson encourages us to be astounded at how insistent error (sin and sickness) is, and to refuse to accept its claims as natural or real. We conquer error by denying its verity and not admitting intelligence or power to sin. Jesus demonstrated the power of Spirit to heal, showing that Truth is made manifest by its effects—destroying sin and sickness. Healing is not a mysterious mental process but based on understanding man’s spiritual nature, governed by God.

This week we’re seeing through the bluff of limitation. How did a Bible character stare down pride and lack—with spiritual insight, not just guts? This truth isn’t a cage; it’s a superpower. Another Bible buddy did the same. It’s not a magic trick—it’s realizing you’re equipped for curveballs, right now.

How do you define what’s most solid in your life? What would it mean to let Spirit, not circumstance, set the tone for your day? The invitation is ongoing; reality, it turns out, isn’t going anywhere.