Teachings on Christian prayer, theology and spirituality by Philip St. Romain, M.S., D. Min.
Examines characteristics of conspiracy theories, and a few common ones associated with Covid-19, including 5G influence, myths about masks, the Plandemic video, and a plan involving Bill Gates to inject a tracking device through a vaccine.
A reflection on the experience and meaning of wonder, and how to become more open to this marvelous gift in our lives.
A reflection on the long version of The Serenity Prayer, and how it provides a roadmap for helping us stay centered and peaceful during times of hardship. Background music by https://www.fesliyanstudios.com/
A reflection on the first line of The Serenity Prayer, "God, grant me the serenity," taken from Philip's book, Reflecting on the Serenity Prayer.
Describes how the false self system develops as a response to living in a world of conditional love, and how to begin dis-identifying from its unhealthy attitudes and judgments.
What did prayer mean to Jesus, Paul, and the early Christians? What did they teach? And what did they actually do? This message responds to these questions.
Jesus didn't show up out of the blue. His coming had been foretold through a series of prophecies extending hundreds of years before his birth.
Increasing numbers of people are seeking spiritual meaning outside of a religious tradition. What are the implications? Consequences?
God is here . . . now . . . loving. To "tune in" to God's loving presence, we need to be in the right place at the right time with the right attitude.
What a scene! There's much more going on than a lesson about the active life versus prayerful listening.
