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A WORLD THAT VALUES ALL OF WHO WE ARE
How do we create a world that works for everyone and all of creation? To create a world that works for everyone and all of creation we must create a world that values all of who we are. This may sound simple, but it’s not easy. We live in a world that seems full of division and strife, yet we have the tools to work toward a more inclusive, just, equitable world where everyone has a place to belong.
WHAT WE BELIEVE ABOUT WHOLENESS
To embody the idea that all humanity is divinity and that we are one global family, we have to recognize the wholeness inherent in all people. When we leave anyone out of this equation, when we deny someone’s wholeness, we deny God. What would it mean to really believe we are all one global family and that we are each unique and divine?
WHO I AM REFLECTS HOW I AM
Who we are on the inside reflects how we express ourselves on the outside. Relationships are mirrors that allow us to see that how we view the world reflects how we view ourselves. The more we can uncover our parts, remove our masks, and be authentically ourselves, the more we are able to see the divine in everyone we meet. What would my life be like if I was authentically myself in every relationship?
NO BAD PARTS
Ernest Holmes writes that our word does not restore wholeness; it reveals it. And yet, many of us do not feel whole. We tend to reject or suppress the parts of ourselves we do not like. What would happen if instead of rejecting them, we honored them? What if we asked: What would my life look like if I honored and loved all of my parts, even those I do not like?
THE HOLY WHOLENESS OF THE QUEER SPIRIT
Looking at the holy revelation of the Queer experience, we see life rooted in Divine curiosity and the sacred nonbinary nature of God. This message is a powerful invitation for everyone to embrace their most audacious, authentic self-expression, moving beyond the binary of “either/or” into the expansive “both/and” present in nature.
WHAT’S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT?
Love is our shared humanity, our collective traumas, our past missteps, and our way forward. This week we turn from the personal to the collective inner — the shared wounds and wisdom that live beneath the surface of our communities. We bring awareness to ancestral and historical dimensions of love: how it has been withheld, distorted, or reclaimed. Love has everything to do with it.
I WAS MADE FOR LOVING YOU
This recording features the Sunday Talk portion of the service. For the full service watch here. I Was Made For Loving You - Rev. Darrell Jones DESCRIPTION We were born to love all life. Sometimes it is not as easy as it...
I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS
We all want to know what Love is. What if Love is more than what we have allowed? This week we open the month by exploring love not merely as a feeling, but as a living, expansive presence — available in the uncomfortable and the good, in the messy and the beautiful. The invitation is to begin expanding the container of love within ourselves, and to discover that we already are the fullness of what we seek.
DOUBT AS DEVOTION
In this closing reflection on the theme of Divine Doubt, we explore how uncertainty itself can be an invitation — calling us to release our grip, lean into trust, and return again and again to Love as our foundation.
