On today’s program we’ll explore how Charles Fillmore took a new look at the Lord’s Prayer and the Bible in his talk “Bible Interpretation,” from March 29th, 1914. Rev. Sheila Cook, from the Unity Urban School, Detroit, Michigan, will be my special guest.

Charles Fillmore has some interesting approaches to this topic in his talk “The Historical Jesus and the Living Christ” from December 21, 1933. My special guest for this discussion is Rev. Toni Boehm.

Charles Fillmore has a view on whether we are spiritual beings or material beings in his talk, “The Great Question,” from his Sunday talk on April 9, 1933. Today’s special guest is Rev. E. J. Niles from Unity Institute.

How do we know our relationship with Spirit? Charles Fillmore has some ideas in his talk “Tests for Divine Sonship,” from June 4, 1933. My special guest is Rev. Edna Mosher from Unity of Loudoun County in Leesburg, Virginia.

What do you think? Good question always. Listen to what Charles Fillmore says about our thoughts in a lesson titled “Thought,” from a class taught June 20, 1923. Shelly Hansen, ministerial student at Unity Institute, will be my special guest.

Charles Fillmore does an excellent job of connecting the I AM with Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. His talk is “The I AM Instructing the Consciousness” from January 9, 1927. Wendy Zender is my special guest.

Prayer is one of the mainstays of Unity. Tune in to hear Charles Fillmore’s talk “The Freeing Power of Prayer” from June 21, 1925. My special guest is Rev. Lynne Brown, vice president of Silent Unity®.

Ever wonder just what Jesus taught? Charles Fillmore’s talk from June 29, 1930, does a good job of summarizing the teachings in a talk entitled “Review of Jesus Christ Lessons.”  My special guest is Rev. Carl Osier, vice president of Ministries and Ministry Services at Unity Worldwide Ministries (formerly the Association of Unity Churches International). Rev. Carl was recently awarded the Charles Fillmore Award for his work in Unity.

Today’s topic is Charles Fillmore’s talk “The Foundation of Divine Grace,” from October 5, 1930. My special call-in guest is Rev. Richard Bunch from Richmond, Virginia.

Salvation? Yes, Charles talks about salvation, in “Condemnation Not an Aid to Salvation,” his message on December 5, 1927. My special guest is Rev. Patty Williams, recent graduate of Unity Institute.