Maybe it's a voice, maybe it's an opportunity, maybe it's divine discomfort ... something propels you out of your comfort zone and into the unknown. Then what?

Every time you turn around, someone is telling you to discover your life purpose! Do you really need to know what it is? Are you even sure you have one? Or is it something you already know deep down?

Nearer Than Air -- The famous poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson says God is "closer than breathing, nearer than hands and feet." We do not seek the divine outside ourselves but the spiritual truth revealed in us and as us. Michael Gott, a long-time singer and songwriter, now an ordained minister and Assistant Minister at Unity of Houston. Here you will find Rev. Gott's talk and right after the meditation, his song, "Nearer Than the Air." You can enjoy or buy more of his music at www.michaelgott.com.

At Easter we celebrated the Spirit that lives in us. We know it’s there; we were born with it. We can see the divinity shining through young children. If only we could recapture that natural sense of oneness, connection and joy.

We teach in Unity that each of us is divine; we have the Christ spirit within. So what does it mean when we say at Easter, Christ is risen? Rev. Ellen explains.