Happy Son-day!
As I was lying in bed this morning, I thought about an upcoming assignment that I have for seminary. I will need to write a sermon which I have already decided will be on how the parable of … continue reading
Happy Son-day!
As I was lying in bed this morning, I thought about an upcoming assignment that I have for seminary. I will need to write a sermon which I have already decided will be on how the parable of … continue reading
Hollie offered a beautiful commentary on this lesson. She shared the image of a rose lit up by the Sun. We can see the rose in its lovely blooming state – this … continue reading
“My holiness is far beyond my own ability to understand or know.”
I am feeling awe today as I reflect on this lesson. Holiness is always with me, always has been, always will be.… continue reading
My reflection this morning has been about understanding what is ‘Your Son’. Is it me? Is it others?
Searching some of my online ACIM resources I found something that feels … continue reading
‘How can I look at this differently?’
When I use this question to contemplate a situation, or something that is bothering me, I open to seeing more perspectives. A broader perspective allows … continue reading
Yes! This works for me. I put aside my thoughts, and all doubts of their worth, to hear and speak what You present to me to say.
Here I find peace.
“… bless all things which I may look upon that His forgiving Love may rest on me.”
And move through me out into the world.
I want all the gifts the lesson … continue reading
By Tricia Bates Smith, 10-22-2024
Great Love, why? I have so many questions. They build up in my throat, unasked.
Where am I going? Why can’t I know what You plan for me -- expect from me? 'It is not… continue reading
I am trying to get this lesson to speak to me. Does it contain something to serve me today?
My body does not feel neutral today – lots of aches and pains … continue reading
“All the world shines in refection of its holy light, and I perceive a world forgiven at last.”
The lesson tells us that present right here, right now, is always … continue reading