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“Mastery of Love” by Rev. Jan Mahannah
Unity’s Theme for
February 2019 is: Living Love
Our Affirmation is: “I am a
living, loving expression of God, right here and now.”
Scripture: 1 John
4:18 “There
is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear; for fear
has to do with punishment and whoever fears has not reached perfection in
love. We love because he first loved us.”
– without fear!
Scripture: John 15:12 “This is my commandment that you love one another as I have loved
you.” I Peter 3:8-9 “Finally, all of you, live in harmony with
one another; be sympathetic, love as brothers, be compassionate and
humble. Do not repay evil with evil or
insult with insult, but with blessing.”
Opening: As you know Love has been defined by those who perceive its true character as
the greatest thing in the world. Love
has been described as the greatest healing force in the world. It’s been said that the Divine Principle of
Love may be used to eliminate every sorrow, every infirmity, every harsh
condition, and every lack that harasses humanity.
As a poet said: With wings outstretched, love searches out
the arid spots of the human heart, the waste places of life, and with a seeming
magic touch redeems humanity and transforms the world.”
As Unity writers have written: “Love
is God, eternal, limitless, changeless, going beyond all vision into
infinity. Love is the creative energy of
the Creator, the Creative energy of the Universe. Love fulfills the law of its own, consummates
its perfect work and reveals the Christ within the soul of man.”
“If it is not
disturbed by humankind’s perversity and discordant, selfish thinking, God’s
eternal, changeless current of love
flows ever onward, dissolving before it, every appearance of inharmony or ugliness which disturbs the
peace of man.”
“Love is the perfect
fruit of the Spirit; it goes forth, binding up the wounds of humanity,
drawing nations into closer harmony, and bringing peace and prosperity to the
world – IF we allow it to.”
Beloved New Thought
Author Emmett Fox has written in “The Golden Gate”: “Love
Is by far the most important thing of all.
It is the golden gate of paradise.
Pray for the understanding of love and meditate upon it daily. It casts out fear; it IS the fulfilling of
the Law; it covers a multitude of sins.
“Love is absolutely
invincible! There is no difficulty that
enough love will not conquer, no disease that enough love will not heal, no
door that enough love will not open, no gulf that enough love will not bridge,
no wall that enough love will not throw down, no sin that enough love will not
redeem. It makes no difference how
deeply seeded may be the trouble, how hopeless the outlook how muddled the
tangle, how great the mistake. A
sufficient realization of love will dissolve it all. Love is absolutely invincible.
“IF you could love
enough, you would be the happiest and most powerful being in the world.”
AS we often affirm
from the Gospel of John: God is love. Because we are made in the image and after
the likeness of God, we can conclude that we are made in the image and after
the likeness of Love. Love is the essence of our being; it is what
our spirit is made up of and what our soul’s quest is all about. Being
our essence, Love must first come from within us before it can go before us.
You have all the love
you need for healing, prospering, and experiencing happy relationships right
within yourself. You do not have to
search outside yourself for love, though your love is amplified by sharing
it. You can begin releasing it from
within, moving it outward through your thoughts, words, actions and affirmative
prayers.
We have been told
that love is the great healer, the great provider, and the great sustainer of
our lives and the lives of all persons everywhere. Whatever need we believe we have in life, in
some way it is always met through love.
If we have a
particular challenge, problem or concern about ourselves or someone else, know
that in love, the challenge has already been met. In God/Love, the solution abides. All we have to do is work with the presence
and power of God’s love to draw it forth from within us, and to express it in
everything we do, and in particular, in relation to that situation.
Does life press heavily upon you this morning? Do you need courage and strength to meet the
problems that confront you? Is there
something that needs resolving? Are you
sick or afraid? Do you fear for another loved one?
What is your
question? Love is the answer!
The presence and
power of God/Love individualized in us is the source of love and all good in
our lies. We have access to this
indwelling love every moment of our experience when we remember.
In ministerial school, beyond all the Bible classes, metaphysical understanding, intellectual learning, inspirational personal growth, inspirational talk and meditation preparation techniques, and church management, we were taught that to be most inspiring for others,( in addition to being prepared and “prayed up”), the greatest need was for us to go out and love those persons we would find in our congregations. To love them!..
What is required for the mastery of love? To master anything requires that we practice and experiment. So it is with love. Even though love is the essence of our being, if we are to master love we must practice centering in love and radiating it though us outward to all the different circumstances, experiences and people in our lives. I had a great opportunity this week during a misunderstanding, but did not remember in time…only afterwards.
Transcendentalist Emerson
has written: “The more experiments you make the better. What if they are a little coarse, and you get
your coat soiled or torn? What if you do
fail, and get fairly rolled in the dirt once or twice? (or more?)
Up again you shall never be so afraid of a tumble.” So it is with experimenting with love.
Practicing love to
become a master of love requires;
- A
belief that God/Love is available in all situations.
- A willingness to come from an inner
awareness of love.
- Loving actions. No matter what the challenge, no matter
what the problem, love is the answer.
So here are some experiments. I invite you to close your eyes and reflect:
Identify any issue or problem you may be currently facing this morning. We will direct love to any issue, any problem facing you now.
Affirmations for refocusing your mind in order to direct love to any issue or problem you are facing: *I praise Divine love that there is a strong, wise way out of this dilemma now. *Divine Love is now doing its perfect work in this situation. *The good that is for me in this matter now seeks me and I accept it.
Identify any individual you may currently be at odds with. We will direct love outwards to any individual. Affirmations for refocusing your mind in order to direct love to another individual: God loves you…and I am trying! I behold this situation between us with love. Divine Love is doing its perfect work in you and through you and through me now. Thank you God!
Consider any concern about financial lack. Become a radiating center of love to attract to you prosperity in every area of your life. e Affirmations for refocusing your thoughts in order to direct love for prosperity: I walk in the charmed circle of God’s love. I am divinely irresistible to my highest good now. I welcome love’s prospering opportunities. I love my life!
Identify any part of you body that may be in discomfort or pain. We will direct love to any part of your body that is in discomfort now. Affirmations to direct love to your body: I remember that deep slow breathing is love’s gift of life to my body. I take a deep breath and direct it with love to my physical body, giving thanks for perfect health. I love my body back into wellness and balance now.
Poetic Thoughts: The spirit in my heart is smaller than a grain of mustard seed. Yet, the spirit that is in my heart is greater than the earth, greater than the sky, greater than heaven itself, and greater than all these worlds. This is the spirit in my heart.
The light in my
heart is smaller than a firefly in the night.
Yet, the light in my heart is greater than a cosmic sun, a galaxy, or
the universe. This is the light in my heart.
The love in my
heart is smaller than a fly in the wind.
Yet, the love in my heart is large enough to embrace my fellow man, to
serve all of nature, and reach for the stars to touch the face of God. This is the love in my heart.
My spirit, my light, and my love all have unlimited dimensions.
I can join everyone through compassion and community. I say this again… My spirit, my light, and my love all have unlimited dimensions. I can join everyone through compassion and
community…
My Spirit, Mind and Body are now charged with the current of
Divine Love. The imperishable love of
God enfolds and informs me now. Love is
the law of my immortal being and I am
becoming a Master of Love. I open my
eyes to behold that this is true.
From “The Prophet” by Kahlil Gibran
“Love gives naught but
itself and takes naught but from itself.
Love possesses not, nor would it be possessed; for love is sufficient
unto love. Love has no other desire but
to fulfill itself.
“But if you love and
must need have desires, let these be your desires: To melt and be like a running brook that
sings its melody to the night. To know
the pain of too much tenderness. To be
wounded by your own understanding of love;
“To wake at dawn with
a winged heart and give thanks for another day of loving; to rest at the noon
hour and meditate love’s ecstasy; to return home at eventide with gratitude;
and then to sleep with a prayer for the beloved in your heart and a song of
praise upon your lips.”
Solo: Give Yourself to Love
Meditation: Deep slow breathing is Love’s Gift to your Body… Direct love’s breath from your lungs to your whole body. Feel your breath as love moving through, sustaining, and renewing you, body, mind, and spirit. May you have the intention to become a Master of Love, rightly expressed with the love of God. Amen
Closing Prayer:
Through all my journeys, keep me in the buoyance of hope. Transform dark alleys into sunlit paths of Inner peace. Teach me to face everything with Love, to dissolve my worry in Your eternal grace. Teach me to live in each present moment as if only Love mattered. Thank you God.
February 3 – Rev Jan Mahannah – “Mastery of Love”
February 10 – Rev Jan Mahannah – “Love’s Relationship Mirrors” – CANCELLED DUE TO ICY WEATHER.
February 17 – CANCELLED DUE TO ICY SIDEWALKS/ROAD
February 24 – Rev Jan Mahannah – “Working From The Heart”
by Rev. Jan Mahannah
Charles Fillmore, co-founder of Unity : “Grace is the pure unconditional love of God perpetually operative and expressing towards all humankind.” “ The grace of God is God’s love in action.”
You’ve heard the old expression “There but for the Grace of God go I”… that saying is in essence a recognition that Grace IS the regenerative power of love that literally saves us from the full measure of our own mistakes. How many of us in our ignorance or impatience or daring-do have done things for which – thankfully – we never received the full measure of that mistake?
Consider
the possibility that our physical bodies as well our choices in doing things,
never receive the full measure of our mistakes made in caring for our bodies
through the years.
“The Isaiah Effect” by Gregg Braden, “To many researchers, recent extremes documented in our solar system, weather patterns, geophysical shifts, and social patterns have no frame of reference in Western models of understanding. However – Ancient and indigenous traditions such as those of the native North and South Americans, the Tibetans, and the Qumran communities of the Dead Sea offer a framework that allows us to make sense of the apparent chaos in our world. These teachings provide a unified view of creation, reminding us that our bodies are made of the same materials as our earth – nothing more and nothing less.
“Fourth-century documents preserved in the private Vatican libraries offer details of this relationship reminding us that “the spirit of the Son Of Man was created from the spirit of the Heavenly Father, and his body from the body of the Earthly Mother; Man is the Son of the Earthly Mother, and from her did the Son of Man receive his whole body. You are one with the earthly mother; she is in you and you in her…” (“Son of man” literally meant humankind.)
The ancient Essenes of the documented in now translated remnants from the “Dead Sea Scrolls” remind us of a relationship that modern sciences have now confirmed. The air in our lungs is the same air that glides over the greatest oceans and rushes through the highest mountain passes. The water that makes up 98 percent of the blood in our veins is the same water that was once the great oceans and the mountain streams.
Through the writings of another time, the Essenes invite us to view ourselves as one with the earth, rather
than separate from it. From such an
ancient worldview, we are offered two
key precepts to guide us through the greatest challenges of our modern
time.
- We are reminded
that imbalances imposed upon the earth are mirrored as conditions within our
bodies. Such traditions view the
breakdown of our immune systems and cancerous growths in our bodies, for
example, as the inner expression of a collective breakdown that prevents our
outer world from giving us life.
- This line
of thinking invites us to consider earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and weather
patterns as mirrors of great change occurring within human consciousness. The events of our world are living
barometers showing us our progress on a journey that began long ago. As we look to our relationships within the
patterns of societies and nature, we are actually witnessing changes within
ourselves
World changes offer a
rare opportunity to gauge the consequences of our choices, beliefs, and values
in a dramatic fashion, as a feedback mechanism of sorts. Once the mechanism
is recognized, we awaken to new
possibilities of even greater choices in our lives.
Such possibilities of healing have been
silently held in tribal traditions and pre-Christian prophecy for hundreds of
generations. The time of the great change is now. The key to addressing such events is in the
timing; the sooner we recognize our
relationship with the world around us, the sooner we will recognize our inner choices of peace; mirrored as
gently weather patterns, the healing of our societies, peace between nations and peace within all
the operating aspects of breath, heart- beat, organs, blood, bones, digestion
of our physical bodies.
The ancient Essenes separated themselves from the urban
areas of their time, forming their own communities in the desert: “Always
have the children of light lived where
rejoice the angels of the earthly mother:
near rivers, near trees, near flowers, near the music of the birds, where sun and rain may embrace the body which is the temple of the spirit.”
Nature and natural laws were keys to the Essene way of life.
The Qumran texts
remind us that we are the product of a
very special union, a sacred marriage between the soul of the heavens and the
tissue of our world. The principle
states, without exception, that we are
part of, and intimately enmeshed within all that we see as our world. Through unseen threads and immeasurable
cords, we are a part of each expression of life.
All rock, each tree and mountain, every river and ocean is a
part of each of us. Perhaps most
important, you and I are reminded that we
are part of one another.
Essene traditions refer to this union as that of “our Mother Earth and our Father in Heaven;
for the spirit of the Son of Man was created from the spirit of the Heavenly
Father, and his body from the body of the Earthly Mother. Your Mother is in you and you in her. She bore you; she gives you life. It was she who gave to you your body…even as
the body of the newborn babe is born of the womb of his mother.” We
are the union of these forces, the masculine of “our Father in Heaven” merged with the feminine of “our Mother Earth.”
This unified view invites
us to consider that through the common thread that binds our bodies to the
earth, the experiences of one are
mirrored in the other. As long as
the marriage is honored, the union
between the earth and the spirit continues and the soft temples of our physical bodies live. When the agreement is dishonored, the union ends, our
body temple dies, and the forces of earth and spirit return to their
respective places of origin.
Grace
is the name given to the aspect of divine law which does NOT deal in even exchange but deals in the increase of unearned good through greater giving. *Grace is the regenerative power of love that
literally saves us from the full measure of our mistakes.
***When realized and
accepted the healing Essence of God’s
Grace is a living, energy flow of God’s good moving through our body
temples, as well as through our interactions and responses with our world. “To walk
in Grace” is to experience the unconditional love of Creator.
In regarding our physical/mental/emotional health, when we accept God’s Grace as a living, energy flow of Good – of God’s unconditonal love for us – restoring inner peace, balance and well-being – the regenerative power of love can indeed “restore the years the locusts have eaten”. This means restoring the good in our lives, whether with more vibrant health physically, greater clarity and understanding mentally and emotionally , increased experiences of prosperity or restoration of spiritual understanding … restoration from the debilitating throes of discordant thoughts, pain, beliefs, so-called bad choices and life experiences.
When I regard Grace in
relationship to my physical body, (God’s
Grace as a living, energy flow of Good restoring inner peace, balance and
well-being)
I consider all the none-life-enhancing
food, drink, lack of physical exercise or over strenuous push of the
physical body choices I have made… and yet generally speaking
I have not suffered the full effect of those choices. The Grace of God’s good has superseded my
own self-destructive or ignorant choices for maintaining and strengthening my
body vessel – the Temple of the Holy Spirit embodied as me.
Yet there are times, when the body – not through choices
consciously made – has experienced such horrific injuries from accidents or
disease that the Grace of God enables one’s spirit to exit with some measure of
peace, enveloped in the incomparable Love of the Divine for us. I believe the Grace of God is even at work in
a “good death” (as Native Americans would describe it). I have been honored to have witnessed some of
those.
We also believe – or are learning of – the uplifting or
damming effect of our thoughts and feelings to our physical bodies when coping
with life and life’s experiences of stress, fear, grief, unforgiveness or
negative self-regard repeated over periods of time. The refrain “There but for the Grace of God go I” comes to mind once
again. We see some of us being
devastated for years by a personal crisis, injury, disappointment, betrayal, or
failure while others of us seem to come to terms with a similar crisis at some
level and enable ourselves to move forward and live more richly rewarding and
purposeful lives.
What if we affirmed “Here BY the Grace of God am I! thereby
confirming that “I accept God’s Grace as an unearned living, energy flow of Good restoring
inner peace, balance and well-being to every aspect of my life– the
regenerative power of love indeed “restoring the years the locusts have eaten”.
What I’m suggesting is that we accept
the Grace of God embodied in us! As us!… Grace moving through our living experiences
in mystical, magical, creative, bold, empowering ways, the love of the Creator has
for us. Here by God’s grace – God’s unearned love for me – am I now!
Do you remember that the third law of physics states “to every action there is an equal and corresponding re-action”. In the material world that is so. And it is reflected in the Law of Moses as equal exchange ie: an eye for an eye, etc. Moving from the material world to the spiritual laws underlying all physicality we may state is as “Thoughts Held In Mind/feeling produce after their kind. This is a fact of life in creating, however I believe the law of Grace can supersede this and this law is written in our DNA as living Love or God’s Grace. For me, the Old Testament God who deals only in even exchange is overcome by the concept of God in the New Testament – a God of Love.… A God of love and Grace – brought into the collective consciousness of humankind through Master Teacher Jesus Christ.
Definition: “Grace is the pure unconditional love of God
perpetually operative and expressing towards all humankind.” “The grace of God
is God’s love – unearned – in action in my life.”
Affirmation: “Grace is an upward pull of the universe, lifting me to the heights of my
divine nature.”
Meditation: May the Grace of God – the unearned love of God that lives in me as Grace-move through my physical body… mind, memories, emotions, … relationships,… and spiritual understanding now…, moving within me and moving before me for blessed living in all my life experiences. May I live, move and create from a state of Grace – God’s incredible love realized and expressed … yet still a mystery as I learn to accept it as fact. Amen.
by Rev. Jan Mahannah
Today, January 6, is Epiphany on the Christian calendar. It is a day to remember the Wise Men traveling from distant places to arrive at the Holy Child’s domicile bringing gifts. The gifts honored the potential of this child, who in maturity would bring inspiration of God’s living presence with us and teach the gospel of Love – a potential Master Teacher yet unrealized in his infancy, yet recognized by spiritual Wise Men. In traditional Christianity, this date – Epiphany – is to celebrate the manifestation of the divine nature of Christ to the Gentiles as represented by the Magi. (It’s interesting that the word epiphany is also used to describe a sudden intuitive realization or perception of reality.)
I was remembering the Tibetan Buddhist sacred
tradition of recognizing their next spiritual leader, the next holy Dalai Lama, in a child identified as a
reincarnation of a past sacred leader. In
infancy, once identified as the Holy Child, that child would be brought up first by their birth parents
but then at a young age, transferred to the lamasery to be taught by designated
priests in preparation for their role in bringing inspiration to their
people. They recognized the innate
holiness – sacredness of the chosen
child, before it was manifested.
My hope for us today is to have an epiphany – a sudden intuitive realization or perception
of reality of ourselves as holy children of God – growing into maturity to live
our lives fully with LOVE and to inspire others through our Being – and perhaps
our teaching as well.
*Unity’s Theme for the New Year 2019 is: (“One
God), “One Humanity, Many Stories”. Communication from Unity World Wide Ministry for this New Year
states: “We are all one. Despite
the appearance of separate bodies, individual personalities, and different
pursuits, we are one humanity. Like
a prism divides light into a rainbow
of colors, we humans express God in
infinite ways thus the theme for 2019 is “Óne Humanity, Many Stories”.
January’s Monthly Theme is: “Welcoming Grace” and Our Affirmation for this January is: “Grace is an upward pull of the universe, lifting me to the heights of my divine nature.”
I believe that we are here to realize that we Embody Spirit and to Experience God’s Grace`.
Charles Fillmore, cofounder of Unity – defined Grace as: “Grace is the pure unconditional love of God perpetually operative and expressing towards all humankind. The grace of God is God’s love in action.To accept grace, the gift of God’s love for us, is to step into a world that is larger, deeper, richer, and fuller – it is to step into a consciousness of unconditional love.
But how do we – not only talk about Grace but to go further
– how do we embody this great gift of
unconditional love?
- To become aware of Grace as God’s
unconditional love in action in our personal lives
- To live in
Grace – to embody Grace – to be forgiven by
Grace
What
does it mean to embody something Webster:
“To embody – is to represent in or as if in bodily form; to personify; to materialize”
It is not until we ‘embody’ some divine idea or power – that it truly belongs to us –
until then it is simply “a great idea”, an inspiring idea”… a positive
thought but not a thought living out in
our body, in our moment by moment living
experience until we embody it. It
remains in the mental realm only
until we embody it….
Quotes:
Webster: Grace – Divine love and protection bestowed freely on human beings…Protection or sanctification by the favor of God…an excellence or power granted by God.
Ramamkrishna: “The winds
of grace are always blowing, but YOU
have to raise the sail.” The
winds of grace move across the waters of life.
We can’t control or earn grace but we must be willing to receive it.
Sufi poet Jelaluddin Rumi:
“Something opens our wings. Something makes boredom and hurt
disappear. Someone fills the cup in
front of us. We taste only sacredness then,
touched by grace.”
Buddhist Joanna Macy:
“Grace happens when we act with others on behalf of our world.” An attitude of caring is a natural outgrowth of grace and
our continual partaking of the divine.
John Wesley: “Through
the bounty of grace we discover the
Divine Guest inside us.”
Again – Charles Fillmore:
“Grace
is the pure unconditional love of God perpetually operative and expressing
towards all humankind. The grace of God is God’s unconditional
love in action.
The word grace is synonymous with love. It is unconditional, impartial and unsolicited. It is continually operative and fully accessible to all. We do not earn grace but we can resist it by holding thoughts and feelings opposed to the nature of love, which is our true nature.
The consciousness that Jesus demonstrated in the Gospel according
to John is call grace consciousness
because it exemplifies a mind and heart fully awakened and expressing from the nature of being which is the nature of love.
This is the “fullness” that is spoken of in John 1:16-17
“The law was given through Moses.” The law referred to here is understood as “an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth.” This is known as even-exchange. In Unity we refer to this law as the law of mind action: Thoughts held in mind produce after their kind; like begetting like; like attracting like; what you sow in consciousness, you reap in manifestation, etc.. This law, Jesus tells us, will not be mocked.
However
when Jesus came to earth he brought a greater understanding of this one great
law. He brought the understanding of its fulfillment. He said, “Think
not that I have come to abolish the law and the prophets; I have come not to
abolish them but to fulfill them.” (Mt. 5:17) How does he fulfill the law? By expressing on every level of being, pure,
unconditional love to all humankind. “Love does no wrong to a neighbor; therefore
love is the fulfilling of the law” (Rom 13:10) We can always interchange the word grace
for love and it is for this
reason that we make the statement: “Grace
is the fulfillment of the law!”
- The
grace of God is God’s unconditional Love
in action.
- Grace is God’s gift of love and mercy,
given freely to us whether or not we deserve it.
- The
grace of God extends to ALL people,
not alone to one sect or creed.
- The true nature of God as law is
realized, not through merit but through grace
or love. .
- God’s grace is the gift of God
appearing on earth
as us. All that God is we are too, once
we have overcome our religious superstition and ignorance.
- Grace is an inner realization that we are already one with God, and as such God’s goodness, God’s
love for us unconditionally flows continuously through us and all of our affairs
– unless we stop it with doubts, fears, or un-forgiveness. The only separation
between God and us is a false belief in our egoic mind.
- Grace
is simply the truth of Being of that which we already are…God’s love in
expression here and now.
We are created in the image and likeness of God for we are God out-pressing as us; therefore our true nature is the same as the force that created us which is God-love. When our consciousness expresses from its true nature, grace is the experience. But when our consciousness expresses from some other state, such as resentment, unforgiveness, fear, anger, resentment, and so on, then pain and suffering result. We can never be separated from the activity of grace, but we can feel as though we are whenever we function from a level of mind-heart that is foreign to our Christ nature of love.
Grace is the name given to the aspect of divine law which does NOT deal in even exchange but deals in the increase of good through greater giving. Grace is the regenerative power of love that literally saves us from the full measure of our mistakes.
Grace is
the most benevolent activity of God known to humankind.
It heals, purifies, regenerates, and restores us to our natural state of
whole (holy) ness. Grace explains the inadequacy
of the idea of karma, the endless
cycles of cause and effect. It is true
that as you sow so do you reap. Yet
God’s desire to express completely through you and as you is so great that you never completely reap the harvest of
error, and you always reap more good than you sow. This is grace and it does not deal in
even-exchange but in the increase of good.
By the grace of God, a criminal is still loved by God and can find
forgiveness and ultimate rehabilitation through an activity of love that transcends
law.
Grace is
always seeking to express an abundance of good in our lives whether we think we
deserve it or not. The nature of God is
always giving! When we accept this truth, believing
that God knows ways to bless us that we don’t consciously know of, we open
ourselves to the divine flow of opulent good, which far exceeds any good we can
imagine for ourselves.
Every thought and feeling attuned to love brings into
manifestation an increase of good. When we are aligned
with the nature of being, which is love,
we are in the natural flow of the creative process of grace…we are then embodying grace.
Healing through Grace: Healing through grace comes when we make
contact with the Christ Mind within us and allow It to pour its transforming
energies into the deep soul levels of consciousness. Prayer and meditation; an appreciation for beauty; a
grateful heart – these are some of the ways we make the Christ connection, the
connection to unconditional love in the moment.
The only other requirement for healing
through grace is that we become willing to surrender all memories that are
not of God’s loving vibrations.
Solo:
Amazing Grace
Meditation: “In all I
see, hear and do I revel in God’s amazing grace. God’s amazing grace is sufficient for me –
now and always”
As I enter
into this silent time of communion with God, I am also entering into a time of
being fully present in and accepting of the unconditional, ceaseless love of my
Creator for me, and for all.
In this
time of communion, I remember that God’s amazing grace is always inviting me to
rise, look ever forward, and embrace my greater good. I feel the blessed assurance now of God’s
gift of grace.
I am a
beloved child of God and because I am, God provides me with a clean slate each
and every day. I am always able to write
a new more fulfilling chapter of my life.
My story is one of grace as I love myself and others unconditionally and
see only joy, promise, and potential in my own life and in the lives of those
around me. God’s amazing grace is sufficient – now and always. Amen.
January 6 – Rev Jan Mahannah
January 13 – Rev Jan Mahannah- Cancelled
January 20 – Rev Sharon Allmond – Cancelled
January 27 – Rev Jan Mahannah
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