New Thoughts

Special Guest Bishop Jack Bomar - Bishop Jack's desire is to serve as a conduit that fosters a greater sense of self-awareness, spiritual enlightenment and God-consciousness. His hope is to encourage people of diverse backgrounds to transcend differences, bridge communication, and build a coalition that leads to the achievement of a common purpose, a unified and loving community.Support the show

Its more good stuff with Lola Wright!  Support the show

Lola is trained as a certified 15 Commitments Coach with the Conscious Leadership Group, Coach with the Life Mastery Institute, Personal Integration Practitioner through Transformations: School of Integrative Psychology, Ordained Minister through Emerson Theological Institute, Doula Trainee with MamaGlow, and former Program Leader with Landmark Worldwide. Additionally, Lola held her Series 7 Securities License and Real Estate Brokers License for nearly two decades. Lola is a wildly devoted partner to her husband with whom she facilitates couples coaching, classes, retreats, and workshops. Lola and her husband are master practitioners of the mundane and are raising four brilliantly creative children.To learn more, visit lolawright.comSupport the show

part 2 of our amazing interview with Kat Kim - we explore the elements that define Consumer Spirituality and how to avoid its traps.  Support the show

Listen to Reverend David Alexander and Kat Kim as they discuss the challenges we face as a spiritual movement in an ever-increasing consumer culture that thrives off our feelings of scarcity and lack, and the single thing we must do to continue the legacy of Ernest Holmes beyond the digital-age.Support the show

part 2 of our conversation based on list of questions sent in to me.Support the show

I received an email last month filled with questions about life, death and the suicide of the writers teenage son.  In this episode I begin to answer the questions.  Suicide Hotline in USA and Canada is 1800-273-TALKSupport the show

this episode we talk about the distinctions between property principles found in New Thought teachings and Prosperity Gospel found on your TV and Mega Church stars.Support the show

Author and blogger John Pavlovitz joins Rev David for a live audience Q and A session as part of the Living Prophet Series at New Thought Center for Spiritual Living - www.newthoughtcsl.orgJohn Pavlovitz is a writer, pastor, and activist from Wake Forest, North Carolina. In the past four years his blog Stuff That Needs To Be Said has reached a diverse worldwide audience. A 20-year veteran in the trenches of local church ministry, John is committed to equality, diversity, and justice—both inside and outside faith communities. In 2017 he released his first book, A Bigger Table. His new book, Hope and Other Superpowers, arrived on November 6th.Support the show

Join me with special guest Rev. Felicia Parazaider as we discuss the inner dimensions of healing as an act of social justice.Support the show

in this episode, I welcome my friend and relationship coach - Barb Beck to sit with me as we explore the basics of what Relationships are all about.  This is the first of many conversations Barb and I will have.  What questions about relationships, dating or marriage do you have?  Find out more about her work athttp://www.revolutionarylove.comTo support this podcast go to https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5c4eb3e5b8a04550fea577bf Support the show

Hello friends - in this episode we pick up where we left off on Episode 1. Exploring the basic ideas of New Thought principles and where it came from.  What is the implication of thinking about God and Spirituality in a new way?  What is the impact on your life and the world?  here is the link to the video Sunday messages from Rev David at New Thought Center for Spiritual Living: https://www.facebook.com/pg/NewThoughtCSL/videos/?ref=page_internal Support this podcast by donating here:  https://secure.squarespace.com/checkout/donate?donatePageId=5c4eb3e5b8a04550fea577bf. Support the show

Everything has to have a beginning and every beginning has to start somewhere.  Here in our first episode, we start with a conversation about what is New Thought.  You don't need to know anything about the movement of New Thought or its organizations to gain value from or follow this podcast - our hope is to create a common ground of exploration on the intersection of New Thought principles and their application to everyday topics and social dynamics.Support the show

This episode we explore the concept of theological relevance and liberation.  please share your thoughts and ideas for future episodes or follow ups to this one!  Support the show