Many people experience God in spaces not always associated with religion. This video will reveal one of those and challenge you to look for God in places you might not expect.

The plague of racism requires every human to act, and in this action, we find God. Take time to take action today.

The oldest spiritual story we have, reveals to us one of the oldest, holiest calls to action. Allow these words to fill your work with spiritual meaning.

One of the deepest held American beliefs stands in the way of us discovering our life's purpose and living the fulfilled life we long for. This video will help you look past that value and begin to find your calling.

Connecting with neighbors is central to being able to impact your neighborhood for good. Paying attention to your assumptions is the key to having positive interactions upon which to build lasting connections.

Harnessing a pattern of thought from our childhood can break open intractable problems and offer a hopeful perspective.

Understanding the reality of the lives of unhoused people can help us see them clearly and teach us compassion.

Engaging with unhoused people can be difficult. Rev. Lindsey Kerr helps us think in practical about how we do that I productive, healthy ways.

Connecting can be hard and has been for many people during the pandemic. When that is you, there is a simple act that takes little time you can use to engage in the sacred act of neighboring.

Language can bind us to a monocultural lense, but it can also help us engage with and begin to understand other cultures. Dr. Reginald Nichols guides us through this exploration of language as we journey towards the intercultural mindset.

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The path to peace lies in the opposite direction as our natural inclination. An ancient criminal reveals the way.

When we encounter horrible things, the response is almost universal. We say the same sentence: this is not right. That is the key to connecting our spiritual life with the world around us.

There is an ancient holy word that can help us see the path away from violence, but it requires new insight.

Easter family gatherings are an opportunity to learn from the spiritual journeys of other people. This video will give you three safe, non-confrontational questions to make this Easter family gathering a moment for positive spiritual conversation.

Allow the words of Dr. Martin Luther King's "I have a Dream" speech call you into action. Allow his words to help you dream along with him, and begin to make those dreams a reality.

If you want to make real impact in the world, you will need to learn how to use an important tool: anger.

The issues in the world that need the most change are often the most complex. Their size and complexity make many people avoid action. But there is a truth that will open even the biggest issues up to being changed by small actions.

Discovering your purpose begins in an unusual place. Rather than coming from a list of what you like to do, it begins with your spirit.

Being a neighbor makes claims on how we use what we have. When we have more than we need we build a bigger table.

Our sense of isolation is often the result of our frame of view. The Lone Cypress on Monterey Bay helps us understand how to reframe that and challenges us to action.

Neighboring is spiritual, but it requires us to be intentional. Find a neighbor, pay attention, and be intentional.

Developing an intercultural mindset is our goal as we seek to leave our monocultural lens behind. Join Dr. Reginald Nichols as he helps us understand what we need to practice to develop that mindset.

In our goal to move towards an intercultural mindset, we have to understand how we or others may begin with a monocultural perspective. Join Dr. Reginald Nichols as he helps us understand how we interact with people who have this mindset and how to move past it if we are approaching the world th...

Our cultural mindsets color our experience of the world. Begin the journey toward an intercultural mindset by exploring the meaning of culture and cultural mindsets with Dr. Reginald Nichols.