Working with God-Pt.II One of the most challenging aspects of living a spiritual life is moving from theory to demonstration. It is a lovely feeling to lose oneself in the
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Five Basic Principles for a Spiritual Life
Working with God Pt.I “God can only do for us that which He can do through us.” Each day of our lives we make the choice to allow God to
Five Basic Principles for a Spiritual Life
The Omnipresence of Prayer III The power of prayer is not unleashed through the use of formulaic words, postures or demeanor, because God never has, never will, nor ever could
Five Basic Principles for a Spiritual Life
The Omnipresence of Prayer, Part II Prayer is the contemplation of the facts of life from the highest point of view. Prayer is the soliloquy of a beholding and jubilant
Five Basic Principles for a Spiritual Life
The Omnipresence of Prayer, Part I God is neither male nor female. God is the name we give to that which is nameless, without form or physical substance, yet containing
Five Basic Principles for a Spiritual Life
Producing Results Perception and expectation are the products of consciousness and they, in turn, create our experience of reality. In the subconscious mind, we store the constant influx of data
Five Basic Principles for a Spiritual Life
The Law of Mind Action The human brain occupies physical space, fulfilling vital neurological functions necessary to the well being of the body. The brain is the work horse of
Five Basic Principles for a Spiritual Life
Christ in You, the Hope of Glory What’s in a name? Historically, family names were passed down through generations to keep the names of ancestors, if not the actual individuals,
Five Basic Principles for a Spiritual Life Series
God is Absolute Good Semantics wreak havoc upon our every attempt to define the who, what, where and why of God. God is neither a man nor a woman, nor
Summertime Storytime
Walking on Water I will lift up my eyes from the horizon I now see to the horizon which faith has shown me.*pr We like to think that Jesus had