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A healing consciousness is focused not so much on the description of the illness or problem, as it is on the prescription, the remedy. Not description, but prescription. And God is always the best prescription. How can we…

One of my favorite teachings of Theologian Matthew Fox is that we are all meant to be both mystics and prophets. The mystic sees and is awakened. The prophet, on the other hand, acts…  The prophet is the mystic in action…

We are all creative. We have the Divine Presence within us—that creative impulse always seeking some sort of expression. We are even creative in our names for the Divine. There is Wakan Tanka, Brahman, Allah, Tao, Goddess,…

Do you want more good in your life?  Who doesn’t?! There are spiritual tools you can use to create greater good than you can imagine! This Sunday Rev. Laurie shares several stories of creating space for good that unfolded in…

I changed my lesson title this week after President Biden stepped down and passed the torch to Vice President Harris. It was such a beautiful sacrificial act that I had to at least mention it in the context of the theme of…

My lesson title this Sunday is “Finding God.” Some of us settle into the religious beliefs we were taught growing up and find contentment in that. Those more spiritually inclined generally seem to take a journey to discover…

We need inspiration at this time in our world. Begin by making a list of the people who inspire you—the ones who you know and are currently in your life. Take time to check in with them, contact them, and let them know how…

The lesson this Sunday is about synchronicity as an essential part of our Divine Guidance. The simplest definition of synchronicity is a “meaningful coincidence.” That does not fully explain it though because synchronicity…

The Presidential debate took place during the few days I was working on my Sunday lesson for the Fourth of July holiday. Despite disappointment and ageism at work, the choice is quite simple: authoritarianism or democracy,…

Our Guest Speaker today is Rev. Laurie Brandt. She will guide her visit with Julian of Norwich, the 14th-century anchoress who connected deeply with the idea that we all have the masculine and feminine within, and wrote…