Discovering Eric Butterworth

In this Thanksgiving week broadcast, host Rev. Tom Thorpe and co-host Richard Billings share and respond to Eric Butterworth's comments about Jesus' feeding of the multitudes, a miracle story that appears in all four of the Gospels. It's a story that reminds us of the value of gratitude and invites us to see abundance even before it appears.

Our Bible interpretation series continues today as host Rev. Tom Thorpe and his guests share and respond to Eric Butterworth's commentary on the creation stories found in the Book of Genesis. 

Eric Butterworth delighted in helping Truth students discover the Truth about themselves as they explored the symbolism of the Bible and its stories. Today, host Tom Thorpe and his guests listen and respond as Butterworth explores the golden thread of Truth that becomes clearly visiblewhen we know how to look for itthroughout the Bible.

As Eric Butterworth reflected on New Thought spirituality, he came to the conclusion that one idea above all others provides the foundation from which all of New Thought developed. Theologians call this idea monism. It's more commonly called Oneness.

Today host Rev. Tom Thorpe and his guests continue their discussion of Eric Butterworth's observations about the influence of the emerging science of psychology on spiritual thought, and the relationship between modern psychology and New Thought spirituality.

Today host Rev. Tom Thorpe and his guests continue their discussion of Eric Butterworth's observations about the influence of the emerging science of psychology on spiritual thought and the relationship between modern psychology and New Thought spirituality.

Join Unity minister Tom Thorpe and licensed Unity teacher Mark Hicks as they conclude a series of programs exploring the life and work of three great thinkers whom Eric Butterworth acknowledges as major influences in his own life and work. Butterworth acknowledged Thoreau as one whose master work, On Walden Pond, he re-read each year to keep his life and ministry on course.

Join Unity minister Tom Thorpe and licensed Unity teacher Mark Hicks as they continue exploring works of three great thinkers whom Eric Butterworth acknowledges as major influences in his own life and work. Butterworth acknowledges the great 19th-century American philosopher, writer and lecturer Ralph Waldo Emerson for inspiring the insight that led him to write Discover the Power Within You.

Join Unity minister Tom Thorpe and licensed Unity teacher Mark Hicks as they conclude a series of programs exploring the life and work of three great thinkers who Eric Butterworth acknowledges as major influences in his own life and work. Butterworth acknowledged Thoreau as one whose master work, On Walden Pond, he re-read each year to keep his life and ministry on course.

Our Great Teachers series continues as we listen to Eric Butterworth explain Meister Eckhart's teaching about God's Only-Begotten Son. Join in the discussion as host Tom Thorpe and his co-hosts, Mark Hicks and Richard Billings, share their response to Butterworth's remarks.

Join Unity minister Tom Thorpe and licensed Unity teacher Mark Hicks as they begin a series of programs exploring the life and work of three great thinkers whom Eric Butterworth acknowledges as major influences in his own life and work. Meister Eckhart was a 14th-century Roman Catholic priest, a very humble man, and a visionary thinker. Butterworth credits Meister Eckhart with providing the key that allowed him to understand Oneness.

Eric Butterworth believed that ... the discovery of the flow of life is the greatest awakening of consciousness we can achieve. Join in the conversation with Unity minister Tom Thorpe and his guests as they conclude a series based on Butterworth's book, In the Flow of Life, with a discussion of how living in the flow of life helps us overcome fear of changing life circumstances, even fear of death.

Eric Butterworth believed that continuing to work with the question is more important than finding a "right answer." Join Unity minister Tom Thorpe and his guests in this second of three programs based on Eric Butterworth's book, In the Flow of Life, as they consider this and other questions about the process of giving and receiving.

In this first of three programs based on Eric Butterworth's In the Flow of Life, host Tom Thorpe and his guests begin an exploration of what the Gospels call "the kingdom within." Butterworth writes: "The Kingdom within is the realm of all-potentiality, all-substance, all life, all love, and all peace ... get into the flow and you will receive all that you desire or need."

When we look only at the literal meaning of Bible texts, we're not finding the deeper, symbolic significance, the metaphysical meaning of what we're reading. On today's program, Eric Butterworth discusses the value of metaphysical Bible interpretation. Unity minister Tom Thorpe and his guests add their own insights and invite you to join in the discussion.