Lessons by Leah King

Lessons by Leah King

More Than Enough

Prosperity isn’t something you have to chase, but it is something you can learn to co-create. Drawing from the timeless prosperity teachings of Unity and Edwene Gaines, along with fascinating insights from modern science, we’ll explore how intention, imagination, faith, and inspired action work together to shape the good we desire. Learn a simple, practical formula: See it. Feel it. Move toward it. Let God surprise you. Prosperity isn’t just more for me; it’s abundance for all.

Jubilee Part 2

Last week, we explored the ancient concept of Jubilee – the radical idea that every fiftieth year, debts were canceled, land was restored, and people were set free. But here is the question that lingers: Was Jubilee ever meant to be only a beautiful idea? Or was it something people were actually supposed to do? Healing requires release. Imagine holding your fist tightly closed. Now imagine that inside your hand is everything you don’t want to lose: your money, your identity, your certainty, your…

Jubilee

There is a beautiful and radical idea buried deep in the Hebrew Scriptures. It’s called Jubilee. In ancient Israel, every fiftieth year was declared a time of extraordinary release. Debts were canceled. Land was returned to its original families. People who had fallen into servitude were set free. Even the land itself was given rest. The message was astonishing: No failure was supposed to become permanent. No debt was supposed to define a person forever. This Sunday, we are exploring the spiritual…

The River Ahead (Beyond 2026)

This Sunday, we arrive at the culmination of our journey through seventy years of human consciousness. We have walked through the foundations of the 1950s, the expansion of love in the 60s, the inner journeys of the 70s, and the connectivity of the 90s. We have seen how each decade taught us something vital about who we are. Now, we turn our gaze forward – to the future.  But the question isn’t just about the future; it is about our role in…

A World Between Worlds (2012-Present)

Something changed after 2012. We became more connected than any people in human history – and somehow more divided. We gained access to nearly unlimited information – and found ourselves struggling to know what to believe. Technology advanced at breathtaking speed, while some of our oldest questions returned with new sense of urgency. But what if the turmoil of these years is revealing something we need to see? This Sunday, we are going to look beyond the headlines and politics to…

The Blinking Cursor (1990s)

The 1990s were a decade of questions.  The Berlin Wall fell. The Cold War ended. The old enemies disappeared. And suddenly – we had nothing to believe in. So we started looking everywhere – the music, movies and the internet! And the blinking cursor just waited. But what were we suppose to write? This Sunday, we continue Unity Through the Decades with Week Five: The Blinking Cursor. We’ll explore:

From Success to Significance (1980s)

The 1980s gave us a lot. MTV. The personal computer. Big hair. And a question we’re still trying to answer: “What can I become?” But here’s the thing about the 1980s – behind all that ambition and success, there was a deeper story. A story about fear and division, but also a story about a generation that learned to dream big and then had to figure out what it all meant. This Sunday, we continue Unity Through the Decades with Week Four: From Success…

Cultivate & Integrate (1970s)

By 1970, the dream of the 1960s had soured. The assassinations. The war that wouldn’t end. The counterculture that had turned into addiction and disillusionment. The revolution hadn’t come. And so the question became: “Now what?” We’ll explore the decade that turned inward – not as an escape, but as a profound spiritual realization. The 1970s taught us that changing governments and institutions wasn’t enough. Lasting change required transforming consciousness. Whether you remember the 1970s or only know them from…

Breaking Open the Self (1960s)

The 1960s gave us a lot. Bob Dylan. The Beatles. Woodstock. The moon landing. And also – a question we’re still trying to answer: “Is this all there is?” The 1950s gave us stability. The 1960s gave us the courage to ask if stability was enough. This Sunday, we continue Unity Through the Decades with Week Two: Breaking Open the Self. We’ll ask:

Tuning In (1950s)

The 1950s called. They want their rabbit ears back! lol This Sunday, we begin our six-week series Unity Through the Decades where we will be traveling back in time – not for nostalgia, but for revelation! The 1950s gave us the television – and with it, a shared script. Leave It to Beaver. Father Knows Best. The perfect lawn. The perfect family. The perfect smile. But underneath the black-and-white surface, something was stirring. We’re going to explore: Whether you remember…

Don’t Scream, Just Paint

I don’t know about you, but sometimes the noise just gets to be too much.The deadlines. The news. The inner critic that never seems to take a break. And somewhere in all that screaming, I can lose the quiet part of myself.But this week, I was looking back on the years I homeschooled two of our boys. And I remembered one voice that was part of our daily routine. Every afternoon we would gather at the television for a lesson…