Eric Butterworth challenges many "conventional" ideas about faith and how faith works. In this broadcast, Eric explains how our faith is conditioned by our understanding of our relationship with God.

Eric Butterworth challenges many "conventional" ideas about faith and how faith works. In this broadcast, Eric explains how our faith is conditioned by our understanding of our relationship with God.

In telling a story from his own military experience in World War II, Eric Butterworth offers us a very valuable lesson in learning to tell the Truth—to face the facts from the highest point of view—no matter what our present circumstances may look like.

In telling a story from his own military experience in World War II, Eric Butterworth offers us a very valuable lesson in learning to tell the Truth-to face the facts from the highest point of view-no matter what our present circumstances may look like.

Host Tom Thorpe is teaching and speaking in the United Kingdom and discusses Eric Butterworth's influence on the development of the Unity movement in the U.K. Eric visited and spoke in the U.K. and was very well received. Unity ministers, leaders and students in the U.K. join in the discussion.

Linda Pezzutti, who participated actively in Eric Butterworth's New York congregation and was a friend of both Eric and Olga Butterworth, joins host Tom Thorpe in a discussion of Butterworth's views on both the importance of forgiveness and effective ways of learning to forgive.

Linda Pezzutti, who participated actively in Eric Butterworth's New York congregation and was a friend of both Eric and Olga Butterworth, joins host Tom Thorpe in a discussion of Butterworth's views on both the importance of forgiveness and effective ways of learning to forgive.

According to Eric Butterworth, positive thinking is not repeating positive statements until we come to believe them. Listen as Butterworth tells us how he believes positive thinking actually works.

According to Eric Butterworth, positive thinking is not repeating positive statements until we come to believe them. Listen as Butterworth tells us how he believes positive thinking actually works.

How often have we heard the statement "You are what you think"? Eric Butterworth would disagree quite strongly! Listen as Butterworth explains the relationship between our thoughts and our identity as our series on thinking and the power of thought continues.