Unity of Farmington Hills

Do you have a "see it to believe it" faith, where your faith lies in what you can see? Or do you have a "believe it to see it" faith, where your faith lies in what you cannot see? Jesus teaches us to have faith in what you cannot see. Where is your faith?

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said, "No one can serve two masters. For you will hate one and love the other; you will be devoted to one and despise the other." Let's examine the spiritual meaning of these scriptures. Which master do you really serve?

Jesus' ministry teaches about the single eye that lights up the whole body. Let us examine the spiritual meaning of this Divine Law. Let us follow Jesus' example by living in the single eye of God.

In his Sermon of the Mount, Jesus said, "Wherever your treasure is, there the desires of your heart will also be." Where are you storing up your treasures? In the infinite world of heaven, or in the physical world, where all is temporal?

Join us this New Year's Eve, at 6 pm EST, in person or on YouTube, to experience the love of our spiritual family during our annual burning bowl service.

A new phase in our spiritual nature was born on Christmas day. Let's discover and embrace this new Christ awareness. Let's discover and embrace our new name.

Now that we have prepared our hearts and minds for the birth of a new awareness of Christ, let us go deeper. Let's learn to cultivate our new Christ awareness.

Join us this Christmas Eve, at 6pm, in person or on YouTube, to experience the love of our spiritual family during our annual candlelight service.

On this last Sunday of Advent, our Youth Ministry will perform a Christmas play, "A Night To Remember," which depicts God's plan to bring Jesus into this world and into our lives. What a perfect way to bring Joy to our hearts and minds, as we prepare for the birth of a new awareness of our inner Christ.

During this third week of Advent, we continue to prepare our minds to give birth to a greater awareness of our indwelling Christ. We move from learning how to emanate peace beyond all understanding into a deeper knowing and expression of Divine Love.

During this second week of Advent, we move into the consciousness of peace. As we prepare for the birth of a deeper awareness of our Christ, let us learn to emanate peace beyond all understanding.

This last Sunday in November, the first day of Advent, we begin a new journey into Christmas. Let us awaken to a deeper awareness of the Christ presence within, to know the Christ child that is eternally being birthed in us. Hope and faith spring eternal.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus discusses the importance of fasting. Fasting is more than abstaining from food. It is a powerful spiritual practice. Let's move into a deeper understanding of fasting as a spiritual practice and way of life.

In "The Lord’s Prayer," Jesus gives us an example of how to tap into the power of righteous prayer. Let us examine this prayer and learn how to pray from the power of God.

In Matthew 6, Jesus tells us not to pray publicly to be seen or babble on and on when we pray. Instead, we are to pray to our Father in private and in faith. Let go of hypocritical and doubtful prayers. Step into the power of righteous prayer.

When Jesus preached the Sermon on the Mount, he said, "But when you give to someone in need, don't let your left hand know what your right hand is doing." Let us examine the meaning of that statement and learn how to give from God.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells us to love our enemies. Let us willingly follow this radical teaching. Let us begin by loving our worst enemy.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus taught a powerful lesson on revenge and retaliation. As we study this teaching, let us discover how to deal with those who hurt us through love and non-resistance. Let us learn to live in non-resistance.

As we continue our study of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, let us examine Jesus' teaching about vows and understand more clearly what it means to open our hearts to God.

As we study Jesus' teaching about divorce, let us ask for the "eyes to see" and the "ears to hear," from the understanding of an open heart. Come worship with us, this Sunday, in person or online, to hear uplifting music, feel the love of our church family, and experience this powerful message.

Sin is giving in to the temptations of an impure heart. A heart that is distracted by the desires of the flesh. Let us learn to create and be guided by a pure heart, so that we may resist the temptations of the flesh.

To mature spiritually, we must move beyond conforming outwardly to outer laws. We must shift our focus from the outside world and go within. We must transform our inner world to align with spiritual law and begin living from the inside out.

Jesus came "to accomplish the law," but in a more powerful way. We are here to do the same. Let us stop living according to the letter of the law, and start living from the Spirit, instead.

Prayer, meditation, and song will bring you closer to God to remind you of your Love and Power within. Please join us for a special service celebrated throughout the Unity Movement for World Day of Prayer.

We are the salt of the earth and the light of the world. We are created to be and experience the Oneness of God. We are created to know and outwardly express spiritual law. Let us season the earth with God’s Love and illumine the world with God’s Truth. Let us be and express "heaven on earth."