Fear Not 5/5
If you listen for my still small voice, if you rest in the everlasting arms, if you relax in me, if you let my every word feed you and be your bread of life and your style, you will never die. Continue reading Fear Not 5/5
If you listen for my still small voice, if you rest in the everlasting arms, if you relax in me, if you let my every word feed you and be your bread of life and your style, you will never die. Continue reading Fear Not 5/5
The life we live is God’s life. The soul we have is God. But until this moment of illumination, until this moment of realization, we have no benefit. But from the moment of illumination, from that moment the presence goes before us to make the crooked places straight. Continue reading Beginning Steps 3/4
Those of you who feel this, who are touched by the divine Presence, will want to maintain it always. There is a way, it is the way of frequent silence and frequent meditation, frequent opening of thought to the Christ, to the realization of the divine Presence. At the first flurry of an entrance from the world into your consciousness—retire into this, even while at your work.
Be not afraid, it is I. Continue reading The Deep Silence of My Peace 2/3
I know this that the Bible is literally true in those passages that present to us universal truth, such as, for instance: I will never leave you nor forsake you. All these passages that show that the Christ is right where we are; that it isn’t the Christ that has forsaken us, it isn’t God who has forsaken us, it’s that we have, in our human sense, become separated from God. We have not agreed that God can set a table before us in the wilderness. We have not agreed that there is nothing impossible to God. And where we have said, “Well, why doesn’t God do these things,” or “Why isn’t the human race better off?” We forget the very logical answer: The world isn’t turning to God; it’s turning to some finite concept of God. Paul called it the God whom ye ignorantly worship, him declare I unto you. Continue reading The Christ (5/5)