We understand that the Universe in which we live is infinite - filled with limitless abundance. Sometimes, though, it doesn't feel that way. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores the paradox of how we experience limitation and lack, and how to get away from it.

It'd be nice if we always got the experience of life that we want, but we actually get what we believe we deserve.

Rev. Bill Marchiony explores the ways that things we DON'T want can actually help to create the experience that we DO want.

Rev. Bill Marchiony is back from a week at the 108th Congress of the International New Thought Alliance. He shares the insights, ideas, and inspirations gathered from New Thought leaders from all over the world.

Shad Groverland at INTA: https://www.youtube.com/live/MgttjtnwSyc?feature=share&t=2199

The teachings of New Thought have been described as "A Philosophy, A Faith, A Way of Life". Learning about it can transform our lives, but Rev. Bill Marchiony points out that digging in, engaging deeply and making it a way of life can bring newness to everything, and everyone.

There is One Divine Power that creates everything. Rev. Bill Marchiony observes that some people are comfortable calling it “God”, while others have been traumatized in earlier life and can’t be comfortable with the word. What to do..?

The beginning of summer and the conclusion of Pride month provide insight and wisdom about bringing more love into our lives. Rev. Bill Marchiony suggests ways to look beyond preconceptions to invite a new awareness of the Good that is merely a breath away.

To live in the world ethically often requires spiritual work, accepting and embracing the truth of our oneness, and humanity. Guest speaker Rev. Dr. Brock Ford brings a message of inclusion and the importance of openness to others, despite experiences we may or may not share.

Sometimes we look at a situation, or experience, and it does NOT look or feel like Love unfolding. Rev. Bill Marchiony reminds us about the fundamental notion of the New Thought teaching, that there is only One, and the One is Love, along with some practical tips on making it feel like that's true.

There are times when our degree of success blends in with others, whether we're on a team or in a competition with others. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores the ways that we can achieve excellence regardless of what else is going on around us.

The voices in our heads sometimes feed us a continuous stream of doubt, self-judgement, criticism, and fear. Rev. Bill Marchiony offers some ideas on how to quiet those voices, and even turn them to a helpful purpose.

Newness is possible in every moment, in every breath, and in every way. Rev. Bill Marchiony invites us to understand our desired destination - and our starting point - when we invite in the new.

It is possible that our life's purpose is to work to change the world. Or that we are here to enjoy ourselves in our work, and in every aspect of our lives. Rev. Bill Marchiony urges us to celebrate Mother's Day by nurturing something new and joyous.

"We each serve as an Instrument to invite a world of Harmony, honesty, and highest Good for all". This was the global Intention set recently by New Thought Philly's Power of Eight Circle. Rev. Bill digs into what it means, and how it works.

On months with a fifth Sunday, we gather for a special Healing Celebration. Rev. Bill Marchiony, Carolyn Nixon RScP and Jesus Baez RScP lead us in a deep and profound process through which we all gain greater insight into our connection with Spirit. It includes a powerful interactive Healing Prayer for everyone present. Live, original music by Bernard Sarkissian.

Hugging can be part of a sacred healing journey. Guest speaker Rev. Edie Weinstein is a consummate hugger who recounts hugging her way across America after a heart attack turned her perspective and life around in amazing ways.

Life can change in an instant, even after following a highly predictable path for many years. Rev. Bill Marchiony talks about The Pivot, and how we can turn away from what's been to open to what's new.

The iconic poem by Maya Angelou is about oppression, and overcoming it. On this Easter Sunday, Rev. Bill Marchiony draws parallels with the persecution and resurrection in the story of Jesus and the ways we all can transcend forces of limitation to bring newness into our lives.

As a form of humor, sarcasm can be pointed, insightful and blistering funny. Rev Bill Marchiony explores how it can also create a “truth gap” between what we say and what we mean.

Spring has sprung, and is bringing with it the promise of warmth, sunshine, blossoms, and sweet fragrances. Rev. Bill Marchiony urges us to use this time of transformation to invites something delightful into our lives.

Who do you think you are? Are you awake to your true spiritual nature or do you identify solely with your mind, body, emotions and accomplishments or failures? Guest speaker Dr. Michele Whittington explores what we are NOT, so we can find what we are.