Inspiration from Unity of Fairfax

Have you noticed the crooked tree by the Labyrinth? It’s the inspiration for today’s message at Unity of Fairfax as it leads the way to the path of enlightenment.

Not sure how this can be? Then you’ll definitely want to be at Unity of Fairfax this Sunday to find out.

Do you feel stuck?

The experience of “stuck-ness” in any area of life is not uncommon, but there are tools to overcome whatever is “holding you down” or “holding you back.”

This Sunday, we’ll unpack our spiritual toolbox and get to the work of overcoming.

Have you ever felt incapable of expressing your true feelings and emotions?

Most people do at some point in their lives.

This Sunday at Unity of Fairfax, we explore practical ways to renew our capacity to express ourselves freely and confidently.

 

What is the way of healing?

And are healing and curing the same?

This Sunday we will explore ways to renew our consciousness not only of healing, but wholeness in mind, body, and spirit.

music performed: One Great Power, words and music by Robert D. Anderson, (c) 2006 Totally Intact Tunes (ASCAP)

Are you open and receptive to receiving all the good life has to offer?

It’s interesting that for many people their actions don’t match their words on this account.

This Sunday, we will explore ways to unify our words and actions in order to manifest the good we desire.

(music performed: It Ain't Necessarily So, by George Gershwin, DuBose and Dorothy Heyward, Ira Gershwin, (c) 1935 (renewed 1962) George Gershwin Music, Ira Gershwin Music, DuBose and Dorothy Heyward Memorial Fund)

 

What does it mean to manifest the Kingdom of Heaven on earth?

It means being willing to grow in ways that both exhilarating and uncomfortable, humbling yet powerful.

This Sunday, Unity of Fairfax honors the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday with a service of renewing our commitment to the Kingdom.

Is there really enough good to go around?

Or should we scrimp and hoard what little is available?

This Sunday, we’ll renew our consciousness of abundance by reacquainting ourselves with the true secret to prosperity: giving.

Rev. Russell Heiland
(with special guest: Rev. Sherrie Quander)
Are you ready to renew in 2022?

The beginning of the year is the ideal time to commit to spiritual renewal, and this Sunday we begin a series of messages focused on spiritual renewal.

This Sunday we start with the foundation: prayer.

As we come to the end of the season of 2021, we know that every ending is the dawn of a new beginning.

As visionary leaders, how do we go about utilizing where we have been—and what we have learned in 2021—to inspire a vision of what it is we want to contribute in the new dawn of 2022?

Do you have the “joy, joy, joy, joy down in [your] heart”?

How about in your mind or body?

On this fourth Sunday of Advent, we’ll celebrate the multi-dimensional joy of Christmas.