Portland Center for Spiritual Living Podcast

Rev. Larry goes "Back to Basics" with a lively discussion of the nature of God (what is is and what it's not). He's using Ernest Holmes' "Science of Mind" text books for inspiration.

Rev. Larry ends 2015 with the Center's "Golden Bowl" ceremony. You are invited to release the things that no longer serve you and take up a new intention for 2016. Think: "Beyond Resolutions." Let's have our best year together, ever.

Rev. Larry King provides the Christmas Eve message at Portland Center for Spiritual Living. What's the best Christmas Gift, ever? YOU! This podcast also features Music Director Linda Rossi singing "Silent Night."

Enjoy Rev. Larry's Winter Solstice message. Learn about the seasonality of your own life and how to make the coming year more intentional and purposed-filled. As you illuminate your own life, the world is lifted up in light!

Rev. Lynn Johnson continues the series on belief and wisdom using Eric Kaplan’s book “Does Santa Exist?” for inspiration. What is mystic knowledge and how can we use it in our daily lives and spiritual practice?

Rev. Larry starts a series on belief and wisdom using Eric Kaplan’s book “Does Santa Exist?” for inspiration. Learn four ways of “knowing” and how we use logic in our lives and relationships. Spoiler Alert: he does talk about the existence of Santa!

Rev. Larry talks about the ideas of rapture and atonement at the New Thought Center for Spiritual Living. He's using material removed from the 1926 Science of Mind book (by Ernest Holmes) for inspiration. Are you ready for the (metaphysical) rapture?

Rev. Larry concludes our series on sufficiency using Wayne Muller's book "A Life of Being, Having and Doing Enough" for inspiration. This week he asks: how much is enough? When is having more too much?

Rev. Larry leads the annual Wednesday night-before-Thanksgiving "Gratitude Service" at the Center. He suggests that we can be grateful for all aspects of our lives—the "good" and the "not so good." Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.

Rev. Larry challenges our idea of self-worth. He's using Wayne Muller's book "A Life of Being, Having and Doing Enough" for inspiration. Learn how to find your own worth—-and to see the world through a lens of "always being enough."