In this first of four broadcasts, we begin an exploration of the Prosperity Principle as presented by Eric Butterworth in his book, Spiritual Economics. In this broadcast, we look at spiritual substance-the Divine energy that is the starting point for everything that exists. We also look at visualization-an ability that allows every person to work with spiritual substance.

How would life be different if every person lived from the awareness that he or she and all people really are living expressions of God, inseparable from the One who Is the Source of All? Although it is the New Year, in this second of two "Christmas gift" programs, host Rev. Tom Thorpe and his guests explore Butterworth's thoughts about the Divinity of humankind, and how we can live from an awareness of our own and everyone's Divine nature.

How would life be different if every person lived from the awareness that he or she and all people really are living expressions of God, inseparable from the One who Is the Source of All? Although it is the New Year, in this second of two "Christmas gift" programs, host Rev. Tom Thorpe and his guests explore Butterworth's thoughts about the Divinity of humankind, and how we can live from an awareness of our own and everyone's Divine nature.

In preparation for Christmas, Discovering Eric Butterworth wants to help listeners give humankind the gift of a raised consciousness. When we lift the consciousness of all humankind, we grow in consciousness ourselves. The first part of our Christmas gift is to practice the Presence of God. Eric Butterworth tells us: "To live constantly as if you believed that the allness of God, the Divine potential for wholeness, were present in every experience of your life and every function of your body." Join us as host Rev. Tom Thorpe and guests explore Butterworth's exciting, practical method for practicing the Presence of God.

In preparation for Christmas, Discovering Eric Butterworth wants to help listeners give humankind the gift of a raised consciousness. When we lift the consciousness of all humankind, we grow in consciousness ourselves. The first part of our Christmas gift is to practice the Presence of God. Eric Butterworth tells us: "To live constantly as if you believed that the allness of God, the Divine potential for wholeness, were present in every experience of your life and every function of your body." Join us as host Rev. Tom Thorpe and guests explore Butterworth's exciting, practical method for practicing the Presence of God.

With the coming of the holiday season, there's more on most people's "to do" lists than at most times of the year. What's the "one needful thing" that will help us accomplish all that needs to be done and enjoy the holidays? Listen and join in the conversation as host Rev. Tom Thorpe and his guests listen and respond to Eric Butterworth's comments about the story of Mary and Martha, from the Gospel According to Luke.

With the coming of the holiday season, there's more on most people's "to do" lists than at most times of the year. What's the "one needful thing" that will help us accomplish all that needs to be done and enjoy the holidays? Listen and join in the conversation as host Rev. Tom Thorpe and his guests listen and respond to Eric Butterworth's comments about the story of Mary and Martha, from the Gospel According to Luke.

In this Thanksgiving week broadcast, host Rev. Tom Thorpe and co-host Richard Billings share and respond to Eric Butterworth's comments about Jesus' feeding of the multitudes, a miracle story that appears in all four of the Gospels. It's a story that reminds us of the value of gratitude and invites us to see abundance even before it appears.

In this Thanksgiving week broadcast, host Rev. Tom Thorpe and co-host Richard Billings share and respond to Eric Butterworth's comments about Jesus' feeding of the multitudes, a miracle story that appears in all four of the Gospels. It's a story that reminds us of the value of gratitude and invites us to see abundance even before it appears.

Our Bible interpretation series continues today as host Rev. Tom Thorpe and his guests share and respond to Eric Butterworth's commentary on the creation stories found in the Book of Genesis.