Sunday with True Parents and the Divine Principle

A continuation of our series of 29 ways True Parents are truly revolutionary in all of human history.

There are at least 29 things that make True Parents truly revolutionary in history. We begin a series to explore each aspect. Great for sermon material.

Still my favorite Holy Day. What does it mean to you? What happened to it? Can we have it both ways? I don't see why not.

Are we just the same as all good, traditional Christians, or is there more to Christmas than most people are aware of? Lift it to a new level this year.

There's a lot of talk about matter and spirit these days, but the discussion is missing the bigger picture - virtually the whole point. Take this to the next round table on the topic and blow the lid off.

The younger generation has largely left marriage behind. Will our next gen be next? What can we say and do? Is there no compelling reason to continue with it, let alone the Blessing?

Gagging on the mind-numbing detail of Providential History in the Principle? Take a break and see how simple the truth of God really can be. It's refreshing. The truth is really very simple.

There is nothing more critical than the tradition of God and True Parents, but you'd never know it. Some basics need to be looked at again and reconsidered, perhaps from a new perspective.

A refreshing new look at an old and difficult subject to talk about and apply. You'll wish you could have heard this years ago.

Why do you believe? If you're talking to agnostics or atheists, or people who are just not sure what to think anymore, this podcast is for you...

How much do we really understand Cain and where he's coming from? Can we really love him, or do we just pretend to or espouse to?

How can tell something is true? There are several tests of consistency that must be met. How is your truth doing?

Some people think the DP is just a rehash of old ideas and concepts. Certainly the truth has always been around and the DP contains it, and lots of it. But, not only is it arranged in an amazing new way but some aspects of the DP are revolutionary, and this is one of them...

There are many reasons bad things seem to happen to good people, like you. Some of them you may have never thought of. Let's explore...

We may be going through the same experience today that the Jewish people suffered during the captivity and return from Babylon. Why did all that happen? It had a serious purpose. God help us today...

It has long been assumed that Abraham is the Father of Faith. It's true but that's NOT the whole story by any means. The Principle perspective tells us a different story if we read between the lines...

What is the significance of True Parents' teaching on sin? What is novel? What is revolutionary? What's so special about the Principle? This is a big one...

There's so much talk these days about the "other women". Perhaps we need to step back and take another look at it...

A spiritual sickness has been eating our members alive for decades, and it continues today. We need to see it, talk about it, and address it. It has killed far too many of us, spiritually...

Few people are seriously thinking about how to accomplish the First Blessing. Yet, this is the basis for the Second and Third Blessings. Who is focussing on it? Have we given up because it's vague and intangible? This is serious for the future of the Providence.

Grace is such a warm and fuzzy thing, but it has two sides. No one thinks about the dark side and the damage it has done and continues to do.

History has been flip-flopping on this issue, but where does it need to go from God's point of view?

Ambition is so important. Our children tend to have an abundance of it. But what does it have to do with God and the Providence? Where are we going with this?

Everyone focusses on the bride, and all Christians assume that the groom is Jesus, but who is it, really? Let's get it straight.

Are God's daughters forever shackled with this demeaning title? Where does it fit in the Principle perspective? You might be surprised.