This Sunday let’s welcome and celebrate our new members and examine why giving is a pillar of lent. Why does the bible say that it is better to give than to receive? Let’s explore why there is power in giving. How does giving bless the giver?

On this third Sunday of lent, let’s shift our focus to discern the spiritual purpose of prayer and delve more deeply into why prayer is so important during lent. Let’s discover how to “pray without ceasing,” like Jesus did.

This Sunday, let’s examine the spiritual power of prayer and discover why prayer is one of the pillars of lent. Why does the bible tell us to “pray without ceasing?” How can prayer help us to be better individualized expressions of God?

This Sunday, we will delve deeper into the spiritual purpose of fasting during the Lenten season. Let’s expand our understanding of how the discipline of fasting can strengthen our spiritual faculty of elimination, our ability to release it and let it go.

On this first Sunday of Lent, we begin a new season of renewal and transformation. Let us discern a deeper meaning of fasting. Let’s learn how to strengthen our power of elimination through the discipline of fasting, our ability to release it and let it go.

This Sunday, we’ll take a deeper look at Revelation 5. Let’s revisit the image of the lamb and how the lamb taking the sealed scroll symbolizes overcoming in the soul. Let’s gain a clearer understanding of what it means to worship and sing to the one sitting on the throne and the lamb of God.

As we examine Revelation 5, we’ll discern the spiritual meaning of the last five scenes of John’s vision of heaven. Let’s explore how the lamb taking the sealed scroll symbolizes overcoming in the soul, and discover how to release aspects of the soul that block us from fully experiencing and expressing God.

This Sunday we will delve into Revelation 4. Let’s examine the spiritual meaning of the numbers and images in this chapter, and discern what they represent in us. Let’s learn what it means to worship in heaven when the soul is in a higher state of consciousness.

In Jesus’ letter to the church in Laodicea, he criticizes them for being “like lukewarm water.” Let’s examine the spiritual message in this letter and how it pertains to us. In what ways do we show up as lukewarm? How can we shift from being lukewarm into being the expression of spiritual judgement?

This Sunday, we resume our study of Revelation. Let’s examine Jesus’ letter to the church in Philadelphia. To those who are victorious, Jesus says he will write on them the name of God, that they will be citizens in the city of his God and that he will write on them his new name. Let’s learn how to be victorious and begin to live in our new name.