Unity of Farmington Hills

This Sunday, we will study the last verses of Revelation 12. Let’s examine the significance of the dragon pursuing the woman who had given birth to the male child and then declaring war against the rest of her children who kept God’s commandments and held Jesus’ testimony. What did this imagery represent to the early Christians and what does it represent today?

In Revelation 12:7-12, John’s vision continues with a war in heaven between Archangel Michael and his angels and the red dragon and his angels. The great dragon and his angels loose the war and are thrown down to earth. As we delve into this part of John’s vision, let’s examine what it represents traditionally and spiritually, and discern the lesson.

In Revelation 12:1-6, John witnessed a woman about to give birth to her son and a red dragon in front of the woman as she was about to give birth, ready to devour her baby as soon as it was born. Let’s investigate these significant events to discover who the woman, dragon, and child are and what these significant events represent.

This Sunday, we resume our study on the book of Revelation. Let’s look at what happened when the seventh angel blew his trumpet. What is the third terror, and what does it spiritually represent? Let’s answer these questions and discern what the seventh trumpet and the third terror symbolize in our consciousness.

This Sunday, we resume our study on the book of Revelation. Let’s look at what happened when the seventh angel blew his trumpet. What is the third terror, and what does it spiritually represent? Let’s answer these questions and discern what the seventh trumpet and the third terror symbolize in our consciousness.

Last Sunday, we explored how to overcome our unbelief and transform it into stronger faith. Now, let us go deeper. Let’s learn more about how to use prayer, meditation, and mindfulness in the process of transforming unbelief and doubt into stronger trust and faith in God.

This Sunday, we move forward in our series on the book of Revelation. Let’s begin our study of chapter 11. Let’s examine the significance and meaning of the images in this part of John’s vision and what these images symbolize in our consciousness and in our lives.

This Sunday, let’s continue our series on Revelation by delving into chapter 10. John sees a mighty angel, holding a little scroll, who tells him to eat the scroll. Let’s discern what God is telling us in this parenthetical passage of Revelation and learn how to become living expressions of God’s message.

Words have the power to influence our lives. The creative power of God's word moves in us around us and through us. Let’s discuss how we can co-create a loving and compassionate spirit-filled world with this one Power and one Presence.

Join us this Sunday, as we delve into and explore the Truth about God.