Rev. Gaylon McDowell, a Minister at Christ Universal Temple in Chicago, is the September speaker for Bodhi’s series “Building The Beloved Community.” This is part 4 of his 4-part contribution to the series.
This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Mahatma Gandhi about the harmony of happiness. Your thoughts, words and actions … are they in harmony?
Rev. Gaylon McDowell, a Minister at Christ Universal Temple in Chicago, is the September speaker for Bodhi’s series “Building The Beloved Community.” This is part 3 of his 4-part contribution to the series.
This week’s #WednesdayWisdom is pulled from Rev. McDowell’s most recent Sunday message on forgiveness—an act of letting go, he points out, that can “unclog” your spirituality.
In part two of his September series, “Learning How To Forgive Myself And Others,” Reverend Gaylon McDowell gave five practical techniques to work on forgiveness. As Rev. McDowell reminded, “if you want to be whole, you’ve got to let go.”
Click the button to begin listening to the audio of the message at 24:44, when he begins explaining the techniques in the message. Read the bulleted points based on the transcript below.
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Do you ever find yourself downsizing your requests in prayer because you feel they’re too big, too much, too great? This week’s #MondayMotivation from St. Teresa of Avila reminds us to unabashedly ask for great things—the Universe wants to deliver them!
Rev. Gaylon McDowell, a Minister at Christ Universal Temple in Chicago, is the September speaker for Bodhi’s series “Building The Beloved Community.” This is part 2 of his 4-part contribution to the series.
This week’s #WednesdayWisdom comes from Rev. Johnnie Colemon, founder of Chicago’s Christ Universal Temple and often referred to as the First Lady of the New Thought Christian Community.
Listen to a classic message from 1998 by Rev. Colemon, “It Works If You Work It”—full of her humor and insight—in which she talks about prosperity, divine inheritance and achieving your dreams.
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In this message, Rev. McDowell presents what it means for humankind to be created in the image-likeness of God. When people know who they are spiritually, they can begin to transform their lives and their environment.
Rev. McDowell, a Minister at Christ Universal Temple in Chicago, is the September speaker for Bodhi’s series “Building The Beloved Community.”