Sunday Sermon On Wonder

 

This Sunday, we will discuss our sense of wonder. The wonders of looking at nature or the night sky. Seeing a baby learning to walk and naturally trying again and again. Reviewing nature like a science puzzle full of laws and pieces guided together and wondering if there is an author of the science rules and creator of the puzzle pieces. The sense of wonder from looking at life and death and the conflicts therein and wondering if there is a just and holy God.

Looking at nature, whether children that grow into functional members of our society or the panorama of life filling our planet or outward into the night sky, one can be filled with wonder. One might see in children the resilience to grow and learn. One might look at the life filling our world in so many varied environments and ponder the night sky thinking there must be life everywhere it can take root out there too! Life is so adaptive. 

Looking at nature scientifically, one might see natural laws working on the matter to the formation of stars and galaxies. One might see it as a great puzzle and wonder if there is an author of the natural rules and a maker of the puzzle pieces? Is there an infinite mind putting together a three-dimensional moving puzzle built of tiny pieces? Is God, Creator, the valid source of our universe and all therein? 

Again looking at life and death and the conflicts therein, one might wonder if there is a just and holy God? One might think there is only anarchy and tyranny and a range of degrees in between looking at human history. If there is a judge of the living and the dead, it must be a well-kept secret, one might think. So much evil in the world, like crime, war, disasters, and diseases, all conspire to cause life to appear as a game of chance, with the only accountability existing with one's society and peers. God Heroes only make-believe characters in storybooks. 

Wonder is good. It opens the mind to consider the possibilities. If there is an infinite living mind that is a God Creator, he can make himself known when he chooses. Obviously, he is in no rush. He has forever to introduce himself. God has the eternal afterlife to get to know all his creation. Not just the believers...      

Happy Thanksgiving Day

 

Happy Thanksgiving Day. What do we have to be thankful for? We should be thankful we can consider the infinite alive, a mind, and God. We should give thanks. We can think about creation by visualization of an infinite mind's eye. We should be thankful we can ponder the mind's eye as the key to reality, metaphysics, and the supernatural...

Sunday Sermon On The Mind's Eye

 

This Sunday, we will discuss the mind's eye. If you do not suffer from aphantasia, then you know you can imagine scenes in your head very lifelike in detail. The mind's eye is like a virtual reality in your head. You can vividly daydream or guide your mind's eye visions to practice scenarios in your head before you have to perform them. For a natural mind as big as all outer space, the mind's eye is how creation gets done by visualization of universes to interact with one's free-will given creations. The mind's eye can get used in conjury by treating it like a muscle to develop into a three-dimensional printer of images in your head. Considering these abilities, science and technology based on the mind's eye visualization need exploring.

  In the beginning, God created. Perhaps that is not so hard to believe when you consider God the natural infinite mind and creation acts of that mind's eye visualizations. A mind's eye, as large as outer space, can easily visualize universes into existence for its uses. Multiverses of multiple dimensions are a realistic potential for such a mind to create. All such a naturally vast mind would have to do is imagine stuff into existence with such a mind's eye. 

Now you and I have mind's eye use in our heads! We can visualize smaller-scale scenes for our use. We can also develop our mind's eye muscle to concentrate the authentic energy into a concrete manifestation of what we imagine in our head. We can exercise our mind's eye into a natural three-dimensional printer! We could discover for ourselves we can use our mind's eye in conjury, making it a genuine ability. One could fill your fruit bowl with fruits you imagine into existence.  

With the above two authentic possibilities, science and technology based on mind's eye visualization relativity and abilities need to get explored. The explanation of the universe's origin and the evolution of matter to lifeforms may be hidden from science until the mind's eye relativity gets studied. The basis of magic and miracles may be the mind's eye! The mind's eye may be seen as a key to metaphysical reality.

Sunday Sermon On Acts Of God

 

This Sunday, we will discuss acts of God. Earthquakes and storms come to mind when one thinks about acts of God. Yet sunrise, blue skies, the birds, and beasts are all acts of God too. Everything created is an act of God. Even humanity, in its free will, is an interactive act of God. God working with himself as humanity. Everything in the infinite mind is acts of God's will getting done.

Natural disasters are the first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of an act of God. A tornado or hurricane. An earthquake or landslide. Even a landslide. These all evoke God's power at work in the natural world. God is the author and animator of Creation. Everything in the natural world reflects God. From sunrise to sunset God's will is getting done worldwide and in the universe.    

In the chaos before the dawn of order, God looked at the works ongoing in infinity. He realized himself a great natural mind, and everything that was going on was performable by him. He knew the adversary would deny he was God more than three times. So God recognized for himself all that ever gets done in the vast infinite mind as acts of mind performances. So no matter how many deny their Godhead, God knows it is all acts of God. 

Humanity is God in his free will interaction with himself in this Creation. Humans get to participate in the scenes that they are performed in. We are the improvisation acts God foreknows the deeds of and plans his actions accordingly. God's will be done. He knows all we will ever do and made his plans taking that into consideration. 

Infinity is a natural treasure, a vast mind as large as all outer space. It can do everything imagined and anything performed in the theater of the mind possibilities. Fictions and nonfictions. Realistic and illusory activities. God is all-powerful and almighty. He can do it all. We exist, and all others gifted with free will are interactive participants in Creation. When we achieve faithful living, we will be conjuring creators in the Great Godhead theater of the mind.   

Sunday Sermon On The Heavens

 

This Sunday we will discuss the Heavens. In the beginning, God created the Heavens and the Earth. Now we on Earth are ready to launch into the Heavens. For research. For exploration. For settlements... The Heavens are not just hanging in the sky anymore. They are entered by rockets and can receive humanity as God's Creation. With arms open wide filled with love and forgiveness.

We are ready. We have ships that can carry us to the moon and beyond. We are planning human settlements on Mars. Now we should turn to the stars and say we are coming to settle in orbiting space stations. We only need to commit to the years required to reach stars a few light-years away. We can get there with our technology or something we have yet to develop. Are we ready for more than a few days traveling through space?

Going to space offers many opportunities for research. We can research which of our plants and animals can make the trip to the moon and beyond. We can find out how much of our Earth we can transplant to the colonies we build in space. We can look at the stars without the atmosphere's distortion. We can find out how easy or difficult living in a space colony is.