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The Central Organizing Principle of Life in God

Posted on November 14, 2010 by NRCC

We pause between these lessons, to review an important spiritual principle in our community’s history…

“The Central Organizing Principle of Life in God is the Baptism of the Holy Spirit.”

Now if you come from the Charismatic tradition and think you know what those words mean, think again. Continue reading →

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The Discipline of NOT Talking

Posted on March 15, 2009 by admin

Extended silence makes us uncomfortable for a lot of reasons, several of which we examine in this lesson. However, the ancients touted it as one of the classical spiritual disciplines, designed to awaken us to the Divine Life and Light inside each of us. Have a listen! Continue reading →

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Sabbath Consciousness: Our Descriptive Selves (part 4)

Posted on March 8, 2009 by admin

As we’ve seen these last two weeks, “the descriptive self” is a faulty and inadequate way of seeing ourselves. In this final lesson in the series we consider how our sense of self keeps us from remaining present to the moment, keeps us from peace, keeps us from inner tranquility. Continue reading →

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Sabbath Consciousness: Our Descriptive Selves (part 3)

Posted on March 1, 2009 by admin

Continuing our discussion of sabbath-consciousness… Continue reading →

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Sabbath Consciousness: Our Descriptive Selves (part 2)

Posted on February 22, 2009 by admin

The third critical elements we’re looking at that carves out interior space and peace for our souls, is how we think about ourselves. In this message we consider “the descriptive self” and how it drives us into less and less inner tranquility. Continue reading →