Posts Tagged ‘Rev. Karen Lindvig’
Sunday Service Podcast December 13th – The Way of Truth
“The more clearly we see the reality of the world, the better equipped we are to deal with the world. We have some big issues that we need to face.” Rev. Karen uses this third Sunday in Advent to explore both truth and Truth. While (big ‘t’) Truth is eternal, small ‘t’ truth is shifting,…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast December 20th – The Christmas Star
“The word solstice, in latin, means ‘sun set still.’ I believe that ‘sun set still’ is also a reminder for us to be Soul still.” On this Fourth Sunday in Advent, Rev. Karen draws on one of her superpowers: astrology. As we prepare for the The Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn on this year’s…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast December 6th – The Spiral Path
“It may feel we end back at a place where we began. We learn something, and then we’re called, with the same pattern, to learn it again at a deeper level.” Rev. Karen uses this second Sunday in Advent to explore the idea of repeated lessons. This is how we can come back over and…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast November 22nd – Gift of Appreciation
“When I chose this theme [Seeds of Grace], I had no idea what this year was going to be like…. but when I look back over this year I realize that we *have* been planting Seeds of Grace, we just didn’t know it, seeds that will sprout and grow in the coming years.” This morning…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast November 15th – Gravity of Gratitude
“You can find that you’re so depleted that making a list of your blessings can feel like another thing on you TO-DO list. One must engage the heart… what do I love?” This morning Rev. Karen Lindvig turns our attention toward Gratitude as a grounding energy. Without the centering force of gratitude for keeping our…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast November 1st – The Twilight Zone
“Each one of us has to stop and do our inner work…every single one of us has a step that we can take.. and what ever small steps you take can affect the whole.” Rev. Karen Lindvig returns with our own Worship Arts team, for our first live-streamed service, auspiciously scheduled on All Saints Day,…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast November 8th – The Foundation
“So let me ask you, what is the inner work that you need to do? What is it in your own basement, in your own underground, that needs to be brought up, lifted up, brought into the light to be healed?” In this first service after the 2020 election, Rev. Karen Lindvig speaks to the…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast October 18th – The Hidden Gifts of Grief
“I’ve come to be aware that grief slowly creeps into every part of us… it finds its way into the cells of our body… every aspect of our lives. So I’ve decided my only option is to make friends with grief.” Guest speaker Rev. Meghan Brooks Smith gives a resonant and well-timed talk. Using stories…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast September 13th – Who’s on Your Shoulder
“What is your spiritual practice, that disengages you from the Ego and the Pain Body, where you can have that space? Is it mindful meditation, is it yoga, is it tai chi, is it walking in nature?” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig returns to explore the image of an angel on one shoulder and the…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast August 23rd – The Descent of Spirit
“So Abraham then, represents this call that we get, that says, hey, there’s more to this world than eating, drinking, and sleeping. There’s more to this world than what I am currently experiencing.” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig explores that something more, which we access through our spiritual practices. When we forget our practice we…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast August 16th – Time Between Time
“I’m wondering if it’s that we’ve stepped out of clock time. Not totally, not a hundred percent, but in many ways we have stepped out of clock time.” Senior Minister Rev. Karen Lindvig examines how the concept of time has changed due to the virus. She weaves in historical contexts like The Spanish Flu, as…
Read MoreSunday Service Podcast August 2nd – Are We There Yet?
“When we hope, we have energy… we have vitality, we have courage, and we’re able to keep moving forward. What we are experiencing right now is finite disappointment, but there’s always infinite hope. ” Rev. Karen Lindvig faces our current covid weariness head on, and uses Unity principles to find the glimmers of hope that…
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