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Rev. Liz Mirante opened her talk by admitting something a lot of us don't say out loud: living easily in our bodies isn't always simple. This week, we looked at where those beliefs actually come from — religion, family, culture — and what it takes to build something better than criticism.

It would be hard not to notice the collective anger right now — how much of it feels manufactured, how easily it turns into "othering." This week, Rev. Dr. Pam Ninneman asked a harder question: not whether we're angry, but what we're doing with it.

In community, we have more power than we think we do, and more than we have alone. It’s part of why what happens in our sanctuary on a Sunday morning matters, and extends beyond our walls. Whenever we walk into something new, whether it’s a job, a congregation, a friend group, or any transition, we ask ourselves a version of the same question: Is there a place for me here? We're wired for belonging. And

Doubt isn't divine; doubt is human-generated. Doubt starts with comparison, looking outward. We create our own constriction to our flow of good, and we don't have to. Spirit always says yes; it's our source, substance, and supply, and always available if we're open to it. Listen for guidance; if you're on the threshold, the only right answer is yes.

I just came back from ten days away with no computer (and I limited my phone use). Re-entry is always an adjustment, and I know it's been a good reset when everything I do requires me to stop and think before doing. That could be why my weekly mindset reset (Sunday service) mattered even more this week, because Rev. Jim Boone's talk was exactly what I needed to hear on my return (caught the YouTube replay). Continuing with our May theme, Divine Doubt, Rev. Jim, one of our awe

Closing our 5-week "What If?" series with a service that brought the house down, we're challenged us to be "possibilitarians" — see possibility even in dark times and dare to act from love. Themes were co-creation, courage, and transformation, the spiritual reset we need right now. If you're looking for a spiritual community that asks you to think, question, and dare — come find us.

What if imagination is one of the most powerful tools we have? In the context of SOM philosophy, it's what gives us power.

What if possibility is already here? What if we continually ask ourselves what if? What if we break through fear, blocks, or other barriers, just by asking what if?

What do bucket lists, spiritual growth, and a fictional spaceship powered by infinite improbability have in common? More than you might think. Here, we explore probability, possibility, and the edge where change begins.