One of our listeners says he wants to be positive all the time. Is that even possible? How do you handle negative people around you?

Weeks after Easter, according to the Book of Acts, the disciples were sitting in a room one day when they finally got it. They finally understood what Jesus had been trying to tell them. They finally owned their divinity and went out to change the world. How does that show up for us?

There are four stages to realizing the divine within us. Jesus went through them, and so do we. Unless we get stuck in the stage called Resistance.

God-concepts wear out and religions disappear. Christianity seems to be waning in the West. Does your idea of God still nourish and serve you? Or would moving past a need for God be a good thing?

It's the beginning of Holy Week, the final week of Jesus' life, and it is rich with lessons for us. Based on Keep A True Lent by Charles Fillmore.

Continuing the series on Keep A True Lent, Ellen and Laura talk about people's aversion to being judgmental, as well as the topics of Sandra Bullock and the cancellation of a prom in Mississippi over a lesbian student's request to attend with her girlfriend.

Charles Fillmore said, "Man is the executive power in Being." In other words, we are God's hands and feet. But only if we stay in conscious contact with Spirit, living from the Christ. (Join us as we continue our book study of Charles Fillmore's Keep A True Lent.)

Charles Fillmore believed the ascended Jesus is always available to us. Is this a mystical power we can use? What, if any, relationship can we have with Jesus today? Join in for our contiuing book series on Keep A True Lent.

Charles Fillmore believed the ascended Jesus is always available to us. Is this a mystical power we can use? What, if any, relationship can we have with Jesus today? Join in for our contiuing book series on Keep A True Lent.

No point in having a drawerful of spiritual tools unless we take them out and use them. Laura and Ellen talk about Fillmore's Twelve Powers of humankind, especially as they relate to living in principle. (This segment is part of our book series on Keep A True Lent.)