Charles Fillmore’s favorite verse of Scripture was Colossians 1:27: “Christ in you, the hope of glory.” In today’s broadcast, Eric Butterworth responds to Charles Fillmore’s understanding of the Christ, the Divine Idea of the perfect human, the true nature not only of Jesus of Nazareth, but of every human being. Tom Thorpe is joined by guest co-host Michael Maday.

Charles Fillmore's favorite verse of Scripture was Colossians 1:27: "Christ in you, the hope of glory." In today's broadcast, Eric Butterworth responds to Charles Fillmore's understanding of the Christ, the Divine Idea of the perfect human, the true nature not only of Jesus of Nazareth, but of every human being. Tom Thorpe is joined by guest co-host Michael Maday.

“All power,” Charles Fillmore declared, “is born in the Silence." In today’s broadcast, Eric Butterworth explores Fillmore’s understanding of the Silence, a place in consciousness beyond words and thoughts. Tom Thorpe is joined by guest co-host Michael Maday.

"All power," Charles Fillmore declared, "is born in the Silence." In today's broadcast, Eric Butterworth explores Fillmore's understanding of the Silence, a place in consciousness beyond words and thoughts. Tom Thorpe is joined by guest co-host Michael Maday.

Charles Fillmore saw a very close relationship between spirituality and science, and, like many New Thought leaders, took a scientific approach to the teachings of Jesus Christ. In today’s broadcast, Eric Butterworth discusses Fillmore’s understanding of the relationship between science and religion. Tom Thorpe is joined by guest co-host Michael Maday.

Charles Fillmore saw a very close relationship between spirituality and science, and, like many New Thought leaders, took a scientific approach to the teachings of Jesus Christ. In today's broadcast, Eric Butterworth discusses Fillmore's understanding of the relationship between science and religion. Tom Thorpe is joined by guest co-host Michael Maday.

Myrtle Fillmore’s healing from a life-threatening illness inspired the foundation of the Unity movement. In today’s broadcast, Eric Butterworth explores Charles Fillmore’s understanding of healing as a return to the awareness of Wholeness. Join Tom Thorpe and guest co-host Michael Maday.

Myrtle Fillmore's healing from a life-threatening illness inspired the foundation of the Unity movement. In today's broadcast, Eric Butterworth explores Charles Fillmore's understanding of healing as a return to the awareness of Wholeness. Join Tom Thorpe and guest co-host Michael Maday.

In this second installment of our seven-week series exploring the life and work of Unity co-founder Charles Fillmore, Eric Butterworth discusses Charles Fillmore’s view of the power of thought. The power of thought, or “mind power,” is the foundational concept of Fillmore’s teaching. Tom Thorpe is joined by special guest host Michael Maday for this series.

In this second installment of our seven-week series exploring the life and work of Unity co-founder Charles Fillmore, Eric Butterworth discusses Charles Fillmore's view of the power of thought. The power of thought, or "mind power," is the foundational concept of Fillmore's teaching. Tom Thorpe is joined by special guest host Michael Maday for this series.