As a form of humor, sarcasm can be pointed, insightful and blistering funny. Rev Bill Marchiony explores how it can also create a “truth gap” between what we say and what we mean.

Spring has sprung, and is bringing with it the promise of warmth, sunshine, blossoms, and sweet fragrances. Rev. Bill Marchiony urges us to use this time of transformation to invites something delightful into our lives.

Who do you think you are? Are you awake to your true spiritual nature or do you identify solely with your mind, body, emotions and accomplishments or failures? Guest speaker Dr. Michele Whittington explores what we are NOT, so we can find what we are.

We live in an "attention economy", with so many screens, and signs, and messages all freely available and competing for our attention. Rev. Bill Marchiony points out that we pay for all of it with our attention, and suggests that we can choose where and how we want to invest.

We experience life as a spiral, moving through experiences, moving past them and then often coming back to a similar situation or circumstance again. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores the reasons for this, and the ways we can make it into an ever-improving upward spiral.

The Infinite creative power in the Universe can create anything. We're using it to create our experience of life, and that's great! Rev. Bill Marchiony investigates its tendency to create - not what we want - but what we expect.

Guest speaker Rev. Brock Ford shares an important lesson about utilizing powerful spiritual tools, and the ability to manifest our desires even in the face of negativity and chatter from others.

"It works if you work it!" were the signature words from Rev. Dr. Johnnie Coleman, a titan of the New Thought teaching. Rev. Bill Marchiony digs into the ways our prayers can work, and the ways we have to work it.

There are events in our lives that show up without explanation, seemingly at random. One example is Candlemas, which takes place on February 2. Rev. Bill Marchiony digs into the randomness to find the meaning behind it, and invites us to look for hidden meaning in our own lives.

On months with a fifth Sunday, we gather for a special Healing Celebration. Rev. Bill Marchiony and the Practitioner Core lead us in a deep and profound process through which we all gain greater insight into our connection with Spirit. It includes a powerful interactive Healing Prayer for everyone present. Bring your own candle.

Live, original music by Jami Lula.

Nice... good... OK... pleasant; these are all ways to express our satisfaction with an experience. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores how we can take it up a notch, invite something lovely, and then make way for it.

They say that when the student is ready, the teacher appears. Guest speaker Rev. Tiffani Milne says, “When the soul is ready, the Universe conspires.” This is the story of how she discovered truth and radical forgiveness through a series of seemingly unrelated and unfortunate events. When we let go of what we think we know (and who we think we are), EVERYTHING becomes possible.

The heart of the New Thought teaching and philosophy is the notion of Oneness, that there is one Power and Presence that expresses itself in an infinite variety of ways. Rev. Bill Marchiony digs into the details, and helps us understand why this is so important.

We begin the new year with a special ceremony, using white stones imported from Jerusalem to set an intention for the Good that we're inviting into our lives in 2023. It's a beautiful way to ring in the new. Live, original music by Deb Chamberlin.

Guest speaker Sarah Brown shares her experience of a recent vacation exploration behind the helm of a Jeep. It brought renewed clarity on this Journey of Life that it is all truly One - especially when we are Conscious to Remember.

There is a curious tendency that, when something undesirable happens, we somehow feel better if we can pin the cause on something, or someone. Rev. Bill Marchiony investigates how giving up that practice can give us dominion to move past the unpleasantness.

We have a tendency to trust our senses, to believe something when we see it. Rev. Bill Marchiony uses a magic trick to show us how that's not always the case.

There's a bit in the bible that tells us "in all things give thanks", and a little voice inside us that says, "ALL things? What about that horrible (fill in the blank)?". As we head into Thanksgiving, Rev. Bill Marchiony reminds us that gratitude is not so much what we have, but what we are.

Metaphysics and metaphor abound! Guest speaker Rev. Sonja Mathis takes us on a metaphysical exploration of the biblical character Gideon as he battles the Midianites. What principles and tools can we learn from Gideon to use for our own spiritual wars?

Our New Thought philosophy and practice is based on the foundational idea that we are creating our experience of life through our beliefs. Rev. Bill Marchiony points out that, because of this, Words Are Important, and we do best when we choose our words well.