This Sunday we continue our delve into the spiritual power of the Bible. We are going to reexam Jesus, not as some distant, historical figure to be admired, but as a practical teacher, healer, and “way shower.” He didn’t come to be worshipped, but to be followed.

What does it really mean to follow the spiritual teachings and not just believe in them? We will explore that question and also:

The wisdom of Jesus has been echoed by masters like Buddha and Meister Eckhart, and together, we’ll discover how to live these teachings in real, everyday ways. Let’s move beyond belief into transformation, and see our life, our challenges, and even our “enemies” through a new lens!

Most of us have been looking at a “black and white” translation of the Bible. By exploring the original Aramaic language through the work of Dr. Rocco Errico, we can get fresh insight into the culture and psychology of the times that the writings originated from. But we don’t stop at the history- we then apply the metaphysical lens to see how these ancient idioms describe the very landscape of your soul today.

We will discuss how the Aramaic word for “evil” reveals something about our own consciousness, and how the “adversary” is really our own resistance. Sound intriguing??

We are moving beyond the literal page to find the “spiritual operating system” that guides us to a life of joy and abundance.

What if the Bible isn’t just a book about the past, but a guide to your own awakening?

In this eye-opening 3-part series, we are going to explore the Bible as a collection of wisdom stories, symbolic teachings, and spiritual insights designed to guide humanity toward wholeness and transformation.

Discover how ancient words take on new meaning, how familiar characters represent aspects of your own consciousness, and how the teachings of Jesus point the way to an enlightened life – “on earth as it is in heaven.”

Whether you’re brand new to the Bible or ready to see it in a completely fresh way, this series will invite you to move beyond literal interpretation and into a deeper, more empowering understanding of spiritual truth.

You don’t need to fix yourself – you need to include yourself.

This Sunday, we dive into the spiritual power of integration and the deeper meaning of integrity as living undivided.

Why do certain people trigger us? Why do parts of ourselves keep showing up no matter how much we resist them? This talk reveals how your shadow holds hidden energy, wisdom, and transformation, and how embracing it can change everything.

Rev. Marcia MacLean shares a timely and inspiring, invigorating and humorous look at what Spring Cleaning means for our souls. Find some great takeaways to use wherever you are doing some cleaning and clearing in your life. Take them home with you and dive into your own springtime with hope and enthusiasm.

What if the chaos isn’t the end, but the beginning of something real?

We’ve been sold a story that transparency means data leaks and public shaming. But the wise have always known better. True transparency is the courage to let yourself be seen, the integrity that needs no spin, the love that has nothing to hide.

The old ways are crumbling not because the world is ending, but because pretending is exhausting. And something new is being born in the rubble: a way of living, leading, and loving that is quieter, humbler, and more powerful than anything built on secrecy.

This is not the apocalypse you were taught to fear. It is an unveiling. The light is not destroying us, it is revealing us.

The question is: Will you step into the light?

“Recognize what is before your eyes, and what is hidden from you will be disclosed to you. For there is nothing hidden that will not become manifest.”

Last week we began an exploration of the sacred art of spiritual conversation with family and friends. No debate tactics. No conversion goals. Just real tools for staying connected when you disagree, honoring where you came from while living where you are, and speaking your truth with tenderness instead of tension.

We conclude the conversation this Sunday by covering Main Point 4 and then opening it up for your questions about Holy Conversations!

You’ve changed. Your spiritual path has shifted, expanded, deepened. You’ve found a deeper sense of peace, a God who isn’t keeping score, a truth that finally fits you. And now you have to go visit your family.

How do you share your ever evolving beliefs with the people who still remember your awkward phase without defending, explaining, or ending up in tears?

In this talk, we explore the sacred art of spiritual conversation with family and friends. No debate tactics. No conversion goals. Just real tools for staying connected when you disagree, honoring where you came from while living where you are, and speaking your truth with tenderness instead of tension.

Unity’s Fifth Principle is where spirit steps off the page and into our footsteps.

Truth is not meant to live only in quiet reflection; it longs to be spoken in kindness, offered in service, and demonstrated in ordinary moments. Each loving action becomes a brushstroke on the canvas of the world: greeting someone warmly, tending the garden, showing up to serve, listening without judgment. This is prayer made visible.

As we live what we know, understanding ripens into wisdom and compassion becomes habit and intention.

Principle 5 reminds us that spiritual life is not proven by belief, but revealed in participation, where every act of love quietly proclaims, “The Truth lives here, now, through me.”

Spiritual truth isn’t meant to stay abstract.

Over the next two Sundays, we turn our attention to Unity’s Fifth Principle and explore how living truth naturally leads to action and how action becomes service.

This two-week conversation will connect spiritual understanding, everyday choices, and the quiet ways we participate in creating a world that works for all.