Showing grace is as simple as dealing kindly with others even if you feel they don’t deserve it. It can be shown with a kind word or gesture. Grace, different than karma-getting what you deserve, grace isgetting what you feel you don’t deserve. In this Sunday talk, Rev. Randy Fikki explores the importance of grace in our lives.

Where is your life now? Do you believe it’s about to get better? What we believe is what we manifest and create. So the question is: Do You Believe?

Having released the past year and what no longer serve us, the white stone ceremony meditation allows us to look within and identify our spiritual focus for 2020 and record it on a stone. The stone is then used through the year as a reminder of our intention.

A transformative ritual to identify and release what no longer serves us emotionally, physically and spiritually.

In a world full of Grinches we need more Cindy Lou Whos. Rev. Randy Fikki talks about not relying on the outside world to remind you who you are, but to let your truth and reality come from within and love more.

While things in the outside world will continuously change, we can always count on our unchanged level truth within. I am Peace, You are Peace, We are Peace.

We are not driving on Empty, we are thriving on Enough. In this Sunday’s message about hope and faith we get a chance to explore and rediscover the truth of our existence.

In order to create a shadow, one must obstruct the light. In this Sunday talk Rev. Randy Fikki investigates the idea that everything can change for us when we force our shadows to disappear simply be realizing that we are, have always been and will always be the light.

Our thoughts create the experience of the world which we live. When we change the way we see our world we change the world we see.