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Beyond the “New Age” Label Rediscovering Christianity’s Mystical Heart

Crystals, meditation, breathwork, dreams, visions, prophecy and angels are often dismissed as “New Age.” But what happens when we look beneath that label and ask what Scripture actually says? We may discover a Christianity far more ancient, mystical, discerning and alive than many of us were taught.
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The Children of Heaven

Many people spend their lives believing they must earn love, worthiness, and belonging. But what if none of that was ever true? A reflection on rejection, healing, and the possibility that we remain children of heaven, loved simply because we exist.
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The Feminine Face of Compassion: Mary and the Spirit of Wisdom

May has long been known as Mary’s Month — a season of blossoms, renewal, compassion, and sacred remembrance. In this reflective article, Rev. Sheri explores Mary as a symbol of Divine compassion and wisdom, alongside sacred feminine figures such as Sophia, Kuan Yin, and White Buffalo Calf Woman. Together, these traditions invite us to remember the importance of balance, tenderness, reverence, and love in a world deeply in need of healing.
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Threshold of Light: Rest, Reflection, and Renewal in the Sacred Week

The week between Christmas and New Year is a sacred threshold—a quiet pause inviting rest, reflection, and gentle renewal as we step forward with grace.
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The Living Word: What “Logos” Truly Means — and Why It Matters Today

For centuries, many believed the “Word of God” referred to scripture alone. But the ancient meaning of Logos reveals something far more intimate and alive—a Divine vibration, a resonance of truth that speaks directly to the soul. When we learn to listen to this living Word, guided by Sophia’s wisdom, we begin to discern truth from illusion, heal our shadows, and reconnect with the voice of Heaven within.
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Letters for the People: A Call to Compassionate Leadership

As our government remains in shutdown and Congress debates the future of health care access, millions of Americans are waiting to see what will happen next. This moment will determine whether families can continue to receive affordable care—or be left without support when the protections expire. It is a time of deep uncertainty, but also a time of choice. We may not hold political power, but we hold something greater: the power of collective compassion. When we speak with courage and faith, our voices become light in the darkness, guiding this nation back toward care and conscience.