When Jesus said, "God blesses those who mourn, for they will be comforted", he wasn't just referring to grieving the loss of a loved one. Jesus was speaking on a deeper level. Let’s go within to discover and experience the true meaning of this second "beatitude."

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Blessed Are Those Who Mourn

As we celebrate our country’s independence, let us cultivate our spiritual independence. Let us begin to heal those aspect of our consciousness that are not totally free. Let us shift from the bondage of this human world and step into the true independence and freedom of God’s spiritual world. Let us learn to live in the consciousness of love.

True Independence and Freedom

Jesus was "the stairway between heaven and earth." He was the living expression of God's message to this world. Let us follow Jesus' example. Let us become living expressions of heaven on earth.

The Stairway To Heaven

When we begin to experience tribulation, limitation, feelings of separation, and illness, it is because we have wandered away from the Father's House. We have become focused on our outer world and not on God. In those situations, we must return to the Father's House. God is waiting to receive you, with open arms.

The Father's House

Until we begin to use our spiritual eyes, we will always worry when we experience trials and tribulation and feel the inner turmoil of limitation, restriction, and separation. Let us learn to see life from a higher perspective. Let us ask God for the "eyes to see."

Imagine All The People

Imagine what this world would be like if all the people live together as brothers and sisters in Christ. That is what Jesus meant when he commanded us to love one another as we love ourselves. Let us learn to live together as God intended. Let us learn to live as one.

As we pray and meditate in the Presence of God, we begin to strengthen our spiritual power. We learn to release our concerns, in any situation, and call on the Presence of God. We learn to call forth our true power.

Calling Forth Your True Power

Authentic power is rooted in the Word of God. As we speak forth the Word of God, we live more fully in our authentic power. Let us live more fully in our authentic power. Let us learn to use the creative power of the Word of God.

The Creative Power of The Word

On this wonderful Mother's Day, we examined what it means to invoke your Mother Mary.

Invoking Your Mother Mary

We all have the power to create our world, our inner world. By cultivating our spiritual power, our authentic power, we co-create a more harmonious inner world, which is reflected in our outer world. Let us all learn to cultivate our authentic power to manifest a higher quality of life, inside and out.

Cultivating Our Authentic Power

Divine Love is a gift, divine law, a healing power, and a choice. As we strengthen our relationship with God, let us learn to demonstrate these four powerful aspects of the love of God.

The Love of God: Gift, Law, Power, Choice

We are here to become the realization of God’s love, just like Jesus. Let's endeavor to love just for the sake of loving. Let's learn to become powerful demonstrations of the divine love of God.

The Love Of God

Jesus came so that we might "have life and have it more abundantly." But what does love have to do with it?

What's Love Got To Do With It ?

As we celebrate Easter Sunday, let us learn to become stronger expressions of God’s love. Let us aspire to love as Jesus did. Let us rise up from the tomb of lack and limitation and follow Jesus into a new awareness of spiritual love, a new dimension of life.

Rise Up!

On Palm Sunday, Jesus proclaimed that he is the Messiah by riding into Jerusalem on a donkey. Jesus didn't come to free his followers from the bondage of Rome. He came to demonstrate how to embrace our Christ nature and follow its guidance into spiritual freedom. Let us follow Jesus' example and free ourselves from all bondage and limitation. Let us become living epistles of God's Word.

The Wisdom to Know the Difference: Becoming A Living Epistle

Unity of Farmington Hills - 10am Service - Rev. Kelly Kincaid