This letter contains evidence of a strained relationship between Paul and the church of Corinth. It reveals parts of Paul's own life, his ministry and the concern that he felt for the churches he had established. Nonetheless, there are many passages of beauty and insight that can be used in our spiritual lives today. Join Karen and Jim as they explore the mysticism and deep meaning of some of the verses found in this letter from Paul.

The first letter of Paul to the Corinthians contains his moral guidelines to the Corinth church, his list of spiritual gifts and one of the most famous love poems of all time. Join Jim and Karen as they discuss this letter from a Unity perspective and as an application to the spiritual life.

Believed to be one of his greatest works, Paul's letter to the Romans contains much of the maturity of his theological thought concerning humanity's need for redemption and Jesus' role in that redemption as well as the way to receive that redemption through faith. Join Jim and Karen as they explore this letter, noting how it has shaped traditional Christianity and how Unity has interpreted these verses for spiritual living.

In a few passages of the Gospels and in the first few chapters of the Book of Acts, the apostles are charged to take up and expand the healing ministry of Jesus. We will explore what we can learn from Jesus' command to them to go out "two by two" to preach the "good news" and to heal the sick, comparing it to their miracles and healings in the early days after his resurrection and ascension. As always, we'll find ways to see how these insights can apply to healing our own lives.

The stories about the Pentecost and Jesus' ascension yield interesting insights into early Christian beliefs as well as truths about the divine powers we all possess. Rather than seeing these events as unique to Jesus or his apostles, a broader view enables us to interpret these events as an allegory of our own spiritual lives and the potential we are here to demonstrate.

Traditional Christianity has long held that had Jesus not resurrected, there would be no Christian religion. Some Bible scholars believe the resurrection stories and accounts of appearances of Jesus after his death may have been rumors or only added much later to the Gospels. What is the meaning of Jesus' life and ministry without the resurrection? Why are there different versions of the empty tomb and sightings of Jesus in the Gospels? Discover more about the empty tomb stories and lessons for your life!

After a triumphant entry into Jerusalem, Jesus is arrested, tried and crucified by Roman soldiers. His disciples flee and his death is a tragic ending to his ministry. This sequence of events in the last week of Jesus' life is the focus of much meditation and study in traditional Christian devotion but can yield many interesting insights from a metaphysical view. Join Jim and Karen as they compare the passages found in the gospels and apply these important lessons to our life today.

The ministry of Jesus culminates in a dramatic raising of a friend from the dead in front of a crowd, a triumphant entry into Jerusalem, and a riot in the temple. Why did Jesus end his ministry in such public attention? How did these events result in the arrest, trial and execution of an itinerant Jewish rabbi? Join Karen and Jim as they explore these events and compare how these last few days of Jesus are recorded among the Gospel writers for new insights into these familiar events.

Ever heard the saying "What goes around, comes around?" This time-honored observation is actually the bedrock of great spiritual wisdom. Karen and Jim will discuss the teachings of Jesus that elucidate the karmic law of "reaping what you sow" from the perspective of traditional Christianity, New Thought teachers and Eastern spiritual teachers.

Is heaven reserved for the afterlife or is it accessible now? How did Jesus teach prayer from the perspective of his understanding of God, Goodness and Providence? Join Jim and Karen as they explore the Gospels from the perspective of traditional Christianity, New Thought teachings and Eastern spiritual teachers.