No self-respecting explorer would go out in the wild without a survival guide and kit, so why would someone on the spiritual expedition of life be any different? Join our host, Rev. Paulette Pipe, as she navigates her way through Unity’s very own Survival Guide, which includes tips on how to pray, meditate, and create and use your own affirmations.

The second part of the exploration of the "Epistle to the Hebrews" focuses on its use of spiritual symbolism, its metaphysical teachings, and its profound message about how faith can work miracles! Join Karen and Jim as they explain one of the most powerful and mysterious books in the New Testament and its practical application for your life here and now!

The author of the "Epistle to the Hebrews" was not known, even to second-century Christians, and remains a mystery to biblical scholars to this day. There are a variety of scholarly theories about the authorship of the Epistle, including one theory that it was written by a female Christian teacher. Join Jim as he explores the mystery of the origin of the “Epistle to the Hebrews,” and the consciousness-transforming mystical teaching it contains.

Social issues of the day are part of the subject of Paul's two letters. In Titus, Paul defends the lack of need for circumcision for non-Jews to be Christians, but warns against immorality that comes through misleading teachings. In Philemon, he addresses a slave who had deserted his master and become a Christian. His advice to the slave has been very controversial in modern times but leads to an interesting application of his idea of agape love. Join Jim and Karen as they explore these two letters and what they can teach us about our own spiritual lives!

While much of the first letter involves church administration, there is also much encouragement that can be found in the second letter that we can apply to our spiritual lives. Taken together, we get a picture of the early church that often reflects our own spiritual journeys as well. Join us as we explore the value of these two letters from Paul.

In these two letters, Paul addresses a community that had found its values, separate from the society surrounding it, but feeling pressures from society to turn back to the life from which they had come. Sound familiar? Learn how this letter advises us in our own spiritual journeys toward changing our lives for the better and staying true to ourselves!

The church in Colossae was challenged by the practice of various religious traditions, which threatened to sway the focus from Christ to a variety of other sources. Paul's letter seeks to bring their attention back to the cosmic Christ and faith in Jesus Christ as their foundation. Learn as Karen and Jim explore this letter to discover spiritual truth that works in your own life as well!

In this letter to the church of Philippi in Macedonia, Paul encourages persistence in faith and holding higher ideals in the face of challenge. Join Jim and Karen as they explore the historical and theological ideas expressed here, as well as spiritual tools for you own life!

This letter to the church of Ephesus is believed to have been written by a follower of Paul who referenced and reinterpreted some previous letters of Paul. Ideas, words and phrases appear here that appear nowhere else in Paul's writings, including the strongly Gnostic language of this letter. Join Karen and Jim as they discuss the spiritual ideas expressed in this letter and learn how they may apply to your own life!

This important letter outlines Paul's rationale for faith in Christ that makes one "right with God" with no need to become Jewish or faithful to Mosaic Law. It includes all Gentiles and establishes a foundation for Christianity to take its place among world religions instead of remaining a Jewish sect. Learn how these verses are viewed by Unity as pointing to a deeper mystical truth that serves our own spiritual lives today!