The Hebrew prayer known as "The Shema" is prayed with Jewish children as they go to sleep and taught to them not only as a bedtime prayer but also as a blessing and assurance of protection. Join E.J. and Karen as they explore this prayer that is derived from Deuteronomy, as well as comparisons to prayers of oneness from other traditions and how it applies to our own Unity teachings of "God as One Source."

The Hebrew prayer known as "The Shema" is prayed with Jewish children as they go to sleep and taught to them not only as a bedtime prayer but also as a blessing and assurance of protection. Join E.J. and Karen as they explore this prayer that is derived from Deuteronomy, as well as comparisons to prayers of oneness from other traditions and how it applies to our own Unity teachings of "God as One Source."

As the accounts of the resurrection were added to the original Gospels, so were stories about the appearances of Jesus, his teachings to his Apostles, and the accounts of his ascension. Join Karen and E.J. as they compare them, contrast them, provide context for these stories, and as always, illuminate the meaning for our own lives today.

As the accounts of the resurrection were added to the original Gospels, so were stories about the appearances of Jesus, his teachings to his Apostles, and the accounts of his ascension. Join Karen and E.J. as they compare them, contrast them, provide context for these stories, and as always, illuminate the meaning for our own lives today.

As the accounts of the resurrection were added to the original Gospels, so were stories about the appearances of Jesus, his teachings to his Apostles, and the accounts of his ascension. Join Karen and E.J. as they compare them, contrast them, provide context for these stories, and as always, illuminate the meaning for our own lives today.

As the accounts of the resurrection were added to the original Gospels, so were stories about the appearances of Jesus, his teachings to his Apostles, and the accounts of his ascension. Join Karen and E.J. as they compare them, contrast them, provide context for these stories, and as always, illuminate the meaning for our own lives today.

The miracles of Jesus depicted in the Gospels fall into two types: nature miracles and healing miracles. While unusual, they are not uncommon in the scriptures, and in fact, often refer to a miracle described in the Hebrew Bible. In this series, E.J. and Karen will explore the miracles described in the synoptic Gospels and the miracles denoted as "signs" in the Gospel of John for understanding more of what they were intended to teach or demonstrate and how we can use them in our lives today!

The miracles of Jesus depicted in the Gospels fall into two types: nature miracles and healing miracles. While unusual, they are not uncommon in the scriptures, and in fact, often refer to a miracle described in the Hebrew Bible. In this series, E.J. and Karen will explore the miracles described in the synoptic Gospels and the miracles denoted as "signs" in the Gospel of John for understanding more of what they were intended to teach or demonstrate and how we can use them in our lives today!

The miracles of Jesus depicted in the Gospels fall into two types: nature miracles and healing miracles. While unusual, they are not uncommon in the scriptures, and in fact, often refer to a miracle described in the Hebrew Bible. In this series, E.J. and Karen will explore the miracles described in the synoptic Gospels and the miracles denoted as "signs" in the Gospel of John for understanding more of what they were intended to teach or demonstrate and how we can use them in our lives today!

The miracles of Jesus depicted in the Gospels fall into two types: nature miracles and healing miracles. While unusual, they are not uncommon in the scriptures, and in fact, often refer to a miracle described in the Hebrew Bible. In this series, E.J. and Karen will explore the miracles described in the synoptic Gospels and the miracles denoted as "signs" in the Gospel of John for understanding more of what they were intended to teach or demonstrate and how we can use them in our lives today!