The Universe always says yes, but sometimes not quite the way we think it should. Disappointment and frustration can close our awareness of the good right in front of us. Rev. Dave Schpok explores ways to move through limiting thought patterns to receive that which is always present.

We are in a Universe of limitless Abundance, and there's ample evidence when we look at the night sky or the expanse of an ocean. Rev. Bill Marchiony reminds us that the same Power that created all of that is standing by to bring more of what we experience as Good into our lives.

The New Thought teaching is all about inviting miracles - changes to our lives that we wouldn't normally expect. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores the natural unfolding of events, and how "miracles" look very different before they happen, and after.

The Creative process, which is the heart of our New Thought teaching, describes how we are engaged in creating the next experience of our lives. Rev. Bill Marchiony digs a bit deeper, and helps us understand that, when we're praying for "good", we need to understand that "good" is more personal opinion than absolute fact.

Guest speaker Lisa Conlon, RScP shares insight from her new book about the 99 ways - or more - that we can partner with the Infinite to create something new. "Mastering the Law" helps us understand, heal and align with our Higher Self, our Soul, the Energy of Life Itself.

Sometimes we can be triggered by a word or idea… it might be “taxes”, “church”, “prayer”, or “God”. Rev. Bill Marchiony shares his process to create a peaceful relationship with some of those loaded words.

In the hustle and bustle of daily life it’s easy to miss the quiet direction Spirit is always providing us. But when we can find inner stillness there is much to learn about ourselves and the universe in which we live, move and have our being. Rev. Dave Schpok explores practical methods of calming inner turmoil and benefiting from Infinite Wisdom.

From time to time someone will ask for help with a prayer for abundance. Rev. Bill Marchiony points out that this seems like a reasonable request, but the abundant nature of universe suggests that we'd be better served with a more relevant prayer.

Our Declaration of Independence is filled with powerful words, among the most powerful the idea the "we hold these truths to be self-evident." Rev. Bill Marchiony talks about the power of the words, and how we can put that power to work in our own lives.

We're watching the World Cup, and in this version of "futbol" halftime is 15 minutes to rest and reorganize before the last half of the game. In our other football, halftime is an extravaganza, a show - a spectacle. Rev. Bill Marchiony reminds us that we're halfway through the year, and are free to choose the scale, scope and focus of our halftime celebration.

The solstice. Juneteenth. Pride. Father's Day. Four sacred convergences, one ancient truth — carried here by ancestors, by the ones who marched, by everyone who ever refused to make themselves small. Guest speaker Dr. Robert Brzezinski leads us to not to discover it, but to receive it together.

As students and practitioners of the New Thought teaching, we learn to "look a fact in the face, and know something better." Rev. Bill Marchiony acknowledges that this is simple enough in the abstract, but can be much more challenging when the "facts" are big and scary, and right in front of us.

We know from the New Thought teaching that everything is God's Love expressed in a particular way. Jesus Baez, RScP helps us to deepen our awareness of that Truth in our lives, every day and in all ways.

New Thought is a teaching of oneness, of unity, that there is one Divine presence that is expressing itself as everything in Creation, that we are all One. Rev. Bill Marchiony notes that it sometimes doesn't feel that way, and offers some perspective on how we can find harmony between the "me" in here and the world "out there".

Mother’s Day is one of those Hallmark Holidays, filled with cards and flowers and brunch. Rev. Bill Marchiony notes that it can also be a reminder of the Infinite nurturing, loving Power that brings everything into being.

We approach May 1st, which is a cross-quarter day between a solstice and equinox, when spring really starts to feel like spring. It's the Gaelic May Day festival. This year it's a full moon, Buddha Day, and a national day of protest. It's also a Friday. Rev. Bill reminds us that -like everything - we are free to make it mean is whatever it means to us.

You are a capable, powerful presence, able to create new experiences, activities, and ideas - even building something brand new. As good as it feels good to acknowledge our power, Rev. Bill Marchiony explores the flip side, when we let go of what we can figure out or do ourselves, and make space for Spirit to make a suggestion

When we're in the middle of the story, we often can't see how it's going to turn out. This can lead to judgement and a desire for control. Rev. Bill Marchiony reminds us how to be present to the process, let go of needing to know how, and invite an outcome as good as we can imagine.

In Easter, the stone is rolled away; in Passover, the sea is parted—both reminding us that life is always inviting us forward. Rev. Amy Steinberg reminds us that Spring whispers the same truth in blossoms and birdsong: nothing in nature stays stuck. This season, we’re called to move, to trust, and to rise into what’s ready to live through us.

We've often noted that it's easy to see God on a beautiful Spring day. On this debut weekend of Spring, Rev. Bill Marchiony reminds us that, when we look for it, we can see the Divine under any circumstances.