In today's episode, I will be reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1964 titled "Purified by the Death of Your Delusions."

Here is an excerpt: “Tonight’s subject is about one’s delusions. “Purified by the Death of Your Delusions.” You may find it, well, I don’t say you will find it profound, no, but I’ve always felt that whatever is most profoundly spiritual is, in reality, most directly practical, and you’ll find this very practical. But it does take us into other areas.”  Neville Goddard

In today's episode, I will be reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1963 titled "We Have Found Him."

Here is an excerpt: "Tonight I wondered if I should start with what most people need to hear, the normal sphere of how to get a house or how to get a better job or how to get a fortune. I said no, time is short as far as I am concerned, so I must tell you what I have discovered. And so, in the course of time, you will know how to get a house and a better job, and more money and all these things in this world, but for an opening night I thought I couldn’t compromise and I had to tell you about him." Neville Goddard

In today's episode, I will be reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1963 titled "The Shaping of the Unbegotten."

Here is an excerpt: “Tonight’s subject is “The Shaping of the Unbegotten.” We are told in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, the 5th chapter, the very 1stverse, “Be ye imitators of God as dear children” [Ephesians 5:1]. So, we must find out what God did. We are told He called a thing that is not as though it were, and the unseen became seen. If you’re taking biblical records, that’s from Paul’s letter to the Romans, the 4thchapter, the 17th verse. He calls a thing that is not seen as though it were.”  Neville Goddard

In today's episode, I will be reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1963 titled "Our Real Beliefs are What We Live By."

Here is an excerpt: “Now a real belief may be a lie, but it’s just as knowing as a true belief. It’s so important that you and I are exposed to the truth. Nothing is more important than the testimony of Jesus is heard and responded to. Nothing is more important — I don’t care what it is in this world — than that the testimony of Jesus is heard and responded to. I am not saying that your response will be affirmative; it may be negative, as told us in the last chapter of the Book of Acts.”  Neville Goddard

In today's episode, I will be reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1964 titled "Binding and Loosing."

Here is an excerpt: “Tonight’s subject is “Binding and Loosing.” It may be an odd title, but you’ll find it a very practical one. When we open the Bible, we are in the midst of mystery. But I promise you, every one of you, everyone in the world will one-day experience scripture for himself; and then and only then will he know how truly wonderful it really is. It’s all true. Don’t change it. Don’t attempt to change it. It’s altogether true when you experience scripture for yourself. This segment is taken from the gospels…that is, not the gospels, but in the Book of John we are told: “If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven; if you retain the sins of any, they are retained” (20:23). That is true, and one day you will experience that in depth.”  Neville Goddard

In today's episode, I will be reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1964 titled "His Own Credentials."

Here is an excerpt: “Tonight’s subject is “His Own Credentials.” When anyone aspires to hold public confidence, they must begin with their own credentials, that is, they must speak from experience. Then it will be said of you what was said of the central figure of the gospels. They were astonished at his teaching and they said, He speaks as one having authority and not as the scribe.”  Neville Goddard

In today's episode, I will be reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1964 titled "Who are the Condemned."

Here is an excerpt: “Tonight’s subject is “Who are the Condemned?” We’re told in the Book of John that “God sent the Son into the world, not to condemn the world, but that the world through him might be saved” (John 3:17). And then it goes on to tell us, “He who believes in him is not condemned; he who does not believe in him is condemned already because he does not believe in the name of the only Son of God.” So here we see it starts, the whole thing starts with believing in him. Everything follows that just believing in him. Well, who is this presence that I must believe in?.”  Neville Goddard

In today's episode, I will be reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1964 titled "The One Greater Than John."

Here is an excerpt: “Tonight’s subject is “One Greater Than John.” I think you will find this a most practical approach to this teaching. When we open the Bible, we think it is just a normal book. May I tell you; it is not; it is divine history and all the characters in scripture represent states of consciousness, from Adam to Jesus, everyone. They’re not individuals as you and I are they’re simply representatives of these states of awareness. And the very last before the page turns into an entirely new age is called John. And so, we are told in the earliest of the gospels, which is Mark: “After John was arrested, Jesus came preaching the gospel of God” [John 1:14]. After John was arrested then he appears preaching the gospel of God. What is this story trying to tell us?.”  Neville Goddard

In today's episode, I will be reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1964 titled "Be Master of the Mood."

Here is an excerpt: “Tonight’s subject is “Be Master of the Mood.” First of all, I want to thank you for your perfectly wonderful letters. Another windfall this week…one gentleman enclosed eight pages thick, another six, a lady two, and so it goes. Perfectly marvelous, really! The gentleman with eight said he only started coming here when I returned this past November and gave me this perfectly wonderful epistle. Tonight, we will tie them in—-not all of them, we can’t use all—but tie a few with the deep part of the story which is taken from the 42nd Psalm, and how we read the Bible.”  Neville Goddard

In today's episode, I will be reading Neville Goddards' lecture from 1964 titled "The Power of Faith."

Here is an excerpt: “Tonight’s subject is “The Power of Faith.” The most important Hebrew term for the word faith is “Amen,” which signifies firmness, stability, but its precise meaning is “hold God trustworthy,” to hold God trustworthy. And tonight I hope to be able to share with you what I have discovered about this fabulous power that is faith.”  Neville Goddard