Unity of Wimberley

Some of life’s events just can’t be ignored on this human journey. How do we deal with the issues of the day, whether globally or in our families, and still maintain a spiritual perspective?

This week, the Rev. Melinda Wood Allen talks with us about spiritual lessons in everyday life.

Does prayer cause God to intervene in our lives? Is one religion better than another? What is our purpose in life? And what happens after we die? God in My Head ends with answers to some of life’s big questions, as well as the story of what happened to author Joshua Grisetti when he started telling friends and family about his encounter with God. Because he couldn’t shut up about it. (Chapter 8, Part 12, to end of book)

What are the questions you would ask God if you had a chance?  In God in My Head, author Joshua Grisetti asks about the Garden of Eden, angels, the devil, heaven and hell, and the true meaning of Revelation. He also gets the low-down on sin. (Chapter 8, Parts 9 to 11)

In the second installment of God in My Head, we learn where God came from, how God created the universe, and why Jesus was necessary. Author Joshua Grisetti also learns what really happened in Jesus’ life. (Chapter 8, Parts 3 to 8)

In a new series based on the weird and wonderful book, God In My Head, we meet a young man who had a long conversation with God, and the messages he now shares are fascinating. In the first of a four-part series with Rev. Ellen Debenport, author Joshua Grisetti is catapulted from atheism into a face-to-face encounter with All That Is. (Chapters 1-7 and Chapter 8, Parts 1 and 2)

Unity co-founder Myrtle Fillmore wrote letters to people who asked for help with their health. In one of those letters, she lists a number of ways to heal yourself , which fall into five basic categories.

Here’s an idea for a New Year’s resolution: Ask for help! Unseen forces are poised to work on your behalf.

We begin with a Burning Bowl ceremony to leave behind everything we do not want to carry with us into the new year, then write on a white stone a word to guide us through 2017.

On Christmas Day, we celebrate the divine energy we call The Christ, knowing it has been born in each of us. But what do we do with that awareness going forward?