With winter underway, Christmas behind us, and a new year looming, we can take the cue of anticipation from the holiday carol to consider what we'd like what's next to look like. Rev. Bill Marchiony helps us turn away from seeing life as an established path, and envision new possibilities instead.

Ernest Holmes wrote that we can have anything we want in life, and that we pay for it in spiritual coin. Rev. Bill Marchiony investigates what that means in our lives, how we can invest, and how that investment pays dividends.

Learning to act and communicate in a manner that creates the result we desire is always possible, but not necessarily easy. Rev. Bill Marchiony talks about metaphysical lessons cloaked as business and production questions learned in the years he spent working in the graphics, printing and publishing industry.

Guest Speaker Martha Creek shares insights that And teaches us to say yes. And keeps us from either-or. And allows us to be both-and. And keeps us inclusive and compassionate toward everything.

There are many times and many ways we're reminded that we must take care of ourselves. Rev. Bill Marchiony unravels the metaphysical lessons in situations ranging from the air travel safety briefing to put on our own oxygen mask first to the New Thought technique of Practical Prayer.

Enthusiasm (literally meaning “being God filled”) is contagious. Guest Speaker Rev. Dr. Michele Whittington explores the power behind being excited about expressing our Godliness, and we will see what we can do to be contagions for God’s Good.

The Infinite Creative Power is always at work, allowing new ideas and experiences to unfold - and we're participating, by using our conscious intention to invite those new experiences. Rev. Bill Marchiony reminds us that it's not a "one-and-done" event, but instead a process which we use continuously, or repeatedly.

After a spring of sprouting and a summer of blossoming, the plants know that it's time to let go of what has served its purpose to allow the cycle to continue. Rev. Bill Marchiony investigates the way we do the same thing in our lives, and the ways we often try to resist.

We're usually pretty comfortable when we're inside of our comfort zone, for obvious reasons. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores what's in the world beyond, and the ways that we can experience it either as a "discomfort zone", or a growth zone.

Our spiritual practice is an ongoing evolution, not something that gets finished. Rev Bill and the Practitioners explore some of the techniques of meditation, prayer, contemplation, and mindfulness that we can use to uplift our personal spiritual practices.

Prayer is an activity, a practice, something that we can put on our to-do list and then check off when it's done. Rev. Bill Marchiony describes how prayer can also become a state of mind that we can bring to all of our activities and experiences.

\One of the things that sets Practical Prayer or Spiritual Mind Treatment apart from other forms of prayer is the purpose statement. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores the importance of it, and how we can use it to fine-tune the prayers that are creating our lives.

The perceptual lens we look through sets the stage for our "how", the way we are in relationship with what’s before us. Guest speaker Rev. Rhetta Morgan shares insight on the ways, in times of great change, we get to choose, to cultivate internal power and see the world that can be.

For a year and a half we've been anticipating the "new normal" as life returns from pandemic fears and isolation. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores the differences between our hopes, expectations, and experiences, and the metaphysical lessons that can be found within.

Some people work it a creative field... writing, painting, singing, performing, or doing something that the rest of the world labels "creative". Rev. Bill Marchiony points out that we are ALL creative, channeling the Power that creates everything into our activities.

We all know that words are important, that we speak our Word of Intention and release it to the Infinite Creative Power to create a new experience in our life. Rev. Bill points out that the little connecting words can be as important as the big ideas, or even more.

Living the abundant life is synonymous with being free of lack and limitation, but lack and limitation are concepts of mind. Guest speaker Pankaj Sharma addresses The Path to Wealth Consciousness, pointing out that, just like dirty water can be cleaned and filtered, we are able to clean and clear our mind of the concept of lack and limitation.

There's a saying that the past is history, and the future's a mystery, so all we have is the present, which makes it a gift. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores our balance point between the stories we tell about the past, and the ones we tell about the future, and how both sets of stories are subject to change.

As we go through life, we tend to pick up emotional and spiritual baggage. That baggage from our past tends to affect our next experiences. Rev. Bill Marchiony shares insight on determining what baggage we've been carrying, and how we can unpack the stuff that's no longer serving us.

It's the middle of summer, so it's easy to think that "the dog days of summer" are about summer heat and a dog's warm coat. Rev. Bill Marchiony turns to the stars to help us understand the bigger picture, and use it for insight into how we can pivot from the circumstances that we're obviously in to a greater, grander perspective.