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The concept of God can be very abstract and seemingly disconnected from today’s world. Yet we all can solidify the idea of God into a real in-person expression of It. The greater truth is that whether we know it or not, we already do. Everyone does. The question is how much of the God idea can we express in the apparently solid world where we live? How much do we want to brin...


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The rudder determines the direction of the ship. In our lives, attitude determines our perception. How we perceive is how we receive.


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There’s a silence in this country right now. It shows up in the rooms where someone could have spoken and didn’t, in the conversations that ended early so no one had to feel anything real. That silence is costing us more than we know. This Sunday is not a meditation on staying calm. It’s a reckoning with everything safety has quietly taken from us, and a call to remember what...


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You would probably agree that life is so much easier when people behave themselves and do what we want them to do. Alas, very often that is not the case. So what happens when something happens? Do we react in resentment, irritation and judgment, maybe even losing sleep? Do we ever question “why” we get upset, remembering the words of Socrates, “the unexamined life is not w...


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Fear is often seen as a threat to peace—but what if it’s a teacher? What if we consciously chose to see and respond with inquiry? This week we explore: What if fear isn’t the enemy—but a guidepost toward deeper understanding?

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