Monthly Archives: May 2011

What is love? Can it be defined within the sphere of emotions, or is love something that rests on a more secure foundation than good feelings? And what does it mean that God is love? Do I have love or … Continue reading →

As the Spirit expands our inner consciousness we enter new levels of insights as we agree with the truths which are His privilege to reveal to us as our inner teacher. One of those transitions that take place in our … Continue reading →

Almost daily we are confronted with a variety of challenges and trials. Some are light, others far more demanding and arduous. We can stand in specific trials for long periods, others again are short-lived. There seems to be no pattern … Continue reading →

The light of the body is the eye: if therefore thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light (Matt 6:22). This is top shelf teaching. Its profoundness goes far beyond appearances, emotions and external stuff in … Continue reading →

Many of us find it difficult to take that final leap of faith and affirm that it is Christ who lives in us after we came to Him.  Too often our primary concern is the branch.  And we fuss about … Continue reading →

To the Pure All Things Are Pure To the pure, all things are pure, Paul wrote to Titus. All of us have been deceived into thinking that love, faith, light etc are principles or capacities we as human-beings can apply … Continue reading →

As persons derived of Person our personhood is confirmed by our choosing faculty. When we penetrate to the rock bottom of our existence it turns out that we basically are dealing with two possible choices in the similitude of Eve … Continue reading →

Now and then we will be challenged by a most specific question: “What do you want?” It is not an arbitrary or haphazardly posed question. It is a most crucial question asked by the eternal Spirit of goodness. There are … Continue reading →

It is much more possible for the Sun to give forth Darkness, than for God to do, or be, or give forth anything but Blessing and Goodness (William Law). Our Father is an eternal source of goodness and can give … Continue reading →

Jesus saw Nathanael coming toward him and said of him, “Behold, an Israelite indeed, in whom there is no deceit!” (John1:47). What Jesus utters in this instance has huge and far-reaching implications on how we can view ourselves and our hearts. The key … Continue reading →