We are moving into the topic of consciousness with Charles Fillmore's talk called "Inner Consciousness" given on December 9, 1924.

This is another early talk from Charles Fillmore, given at a Wednesday evening healing service on September 6, 1916. The talk is called "Demonstrating the Law."

Listen to a 1917 talk from Charles Fillmore, who would have been 63 years young! The lesson is called "The Mind of Christ" from Sunday, September 9, 1917. He uses several verses from Paul's epistles as the biblical basis of the connection between mind and Christ.

Today's lesson is from a Wednesday evening healing service given on February 27, 1924. This lesson is called "Time Is an Idea in Mind."

Today's lesson is from the Hebrew Bible and is called "Harmonizing the Arbitrary Will" from Sunday, June 16, 1923. Charles Fillmore uses parts of the story from the Book of Esther for his biblical basis for his message.

Wow ... Jesus was rejected in his hometown! Charles Fillmore uses this story from the Gospel of Luke in his September 14, 1924, lesson called "Truth Comes to Its Own."

Today's lesson is a Sunday talk from September 24, 1933, called "The Content of True Ideas." This was a review lesson in which Charles Fillmore explores stories about the early Israelite leaders, which may not have been covered in previous Sunday talks.

We are back in the creation stories with the final one. Today's lesson is "The Sixth Day of Creation, " a lecture Charles Fillmore gave on August 1, 1919.

Today is a Revs. Bob and Margie show! We take a break from the creation lectures of 1919 and share Charles Fillmore's comments from July 10, 1932, in a talk called "Recognition of the I AM Leadership." Remember, the I AM is the name of God given to Moses in the burning bush story.

Rev. Bob continues with his series on the days of creation, which Charles Fillmore gave in 1919. Today's lesson is "The Fifth Day of Creation." Remember, you can go back and listen to the first four in the show archives as well as get the PDFs through the NING site. Click on "Transcripts."