Rev. Jenna Wexler
“Spiritual Law – Part 2: Conditional Power and Effect” – Rev. Jenna Wexler
We are always invoking the Creative Process; yet we can be working at cross purposes without realizing it. Look at where our greatest power resides ...
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Affirmative Prayer – Rev. Jenna Wexler, 11-1-2020
Get inspired, uplifted and reaffirmed in faith with this Affirmative Prayer from Rev. Jenna Wexler. And for Rev. Jenna’s full talk from Sunday, November 1st, click ...
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“Of One Body, Becoming of One Heart” – Rev. Jenna Wexler
As individualized creations of God in expression we are of one body - all created from the same "stuff". Yet, we all have our own ...
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“Casting Shadows” – Rev. Jenna Wexler
We discuss our relationship to shadows, what casts them in our lives and how to cast them out with light. Join us as we prepare ...
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“X” Marks the Spot: “Intersectionality as Spiritual Practice” – Rev. Dr. Raymont Anderson
If we cannot accept all that WE are, how do we ever accept the other was Spirit incarnated ItSelf? How do we neutralize and dissolve ...
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Affirmative Prayer – Week of 4/28/19
The following is a transcript of Rev. Jenna Wexler’s affirmative prayer on Sunday, April 28, 2019: I invite you to join me in this affirmative ...
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“Who Owns a Share of Your Mind?” – Rev. Jenna Wexler
We live in two worlds with differing dynamics for navigating life and using power. Explore that who owns “a share of our mind” affects which ...
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“Earth Rise” by Rev. Jenna Wexler
In 1968, NASA rushed a risky mission in order to beat the Russians in the ‘race to the moon’ and to meet the goal of ...
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“Shadow Dancing” – Rev. Jenna Wexler
Explore accepting Life’s invitation for us to expand and empower ourselves with ‘shadow dancing” lessons…couples dancing with our attachments and changing our dance partners as ...
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Sacred Activism: The Inception – Part 2
We are each a unique start-up in a virtual incubator; this is the nature of Divine evolution at work.
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