God Traits We Can Access

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2026-05-17 part 1 of 2 "Vast Abundance Rev. Kristin Rev. Kristin draws from the novel "I Am Sophia" to explore how vast abundance is not something we strive for but something we already belong to - inviting us to shift from scarcity consciousness into the recognition that we are unique, needed expressions of divine creativity. Using the metaphor of a diverse apple orchard, she reminds us that just as a farmer delights in every unusual variety, the divine celebrates our distinct qualities rather than asking us to conform. Rev. Kristin encourages us to count our daily ideas as proof of our inherent prosperity, affirming that we access God's vast abundance not by working harder but by relaxing, allowing, and participating in the ever-evolving creativity of life.
2026-05-31 part 2 of 2 "Deep Presence Rev. Kristin Rev. Kristin continues her two-part series inspired by the novel "I Am Sophia" by J.F. Alexander, exploring "deep presence" as a fundamental trait of God that we can access within ourselves. Drawing from the classic Hindu story of divinity hidden within humanity, Rev. Kristin reminds us that the peace, love, and wisdom we seek is not found by grasping outward but by turning inward - a practice as simple as pausing to breathe and be still. She introduces the beautiful concept that God is "all vulnerable," feeling and moving with us through every emotion, ensuring we are truly never alone. Rev. Kristin invites us to dedicate more moments throughout our day to dropping into this deep inner presence, where perspective widens, connection deepens, and life is experienced through fresh, awakened eyes.