Rev. David Hulse reminds us that it's time to take pride in what we have accomplished instead of obsessing on what we have not done. Sometimes in life we become more focused on what we haven't achieved rather than on what we have. It's time to reassess that thinking.

Paraphrasing the old Paul McCartney song, Rev. David Hulse explores the esoteric meaning of race and reveals that we're all the same under our skin.

Rev. David delves into the Power of Understanding, one of Charles Fillmore's Twelve Powers of Man. The Power of Understanding helps us lead a richer, more fulfilling life.

Rev. David gives us some tips on how we can hear and receive messages from the Holy Spirit. Calling upon the writings of Charles Fillmore as well as A Course in Miracles, Rev. David gives us an inside track for better spirituality in our everyday lives.

Rev. David reveals the amazing benefits of mindfulness and gives us some valuable tips on how we can use this powerful technique in our everyday life, world, and affairs.

Rev. David explores the concept that we are spiritual beings having a human experience. As such, we can see life from a different perspective. When we realize that we are all a part of God having a wide variety of experiences, we can enjoy the wide scope of life for the bounty it contains.

Rev. David delves into the sixth of the Twelve Powers of Mankind as set forth by Unity cofounder Charles Fillmore: the Power of Imagination. He'll show us what an important role this power has in our spiritual life and how we can enhance it to live better.

Rev. David walks through the simple steps to spiritual maturity. These seemingly easy to follow steps to awakening are deceptively direct and transformative.

Rev. David is joined by Rev. Nancy Ennis in this fascinating discussion taking a look at the future of Unity. They explore some precepts developed for expanding the horizons of Unity in Charlotte.

Rev. David explores how we as humans can deal with change in our lives, making something we may have been dreading into something we welcome with open arms.