Non-Compromise with the Christ

Non-Compromise with the Christ

Non-Compromise with the Christ – In this talk, David Hoffmeister discusses the importance of translation, using the example of Martin Luther translating the gospel from Latin to German, making it accessible to ordinary people. The purpose of translation is to share meaning despite the complexity of languages and cultures. The Holy Spirit’s interpretation is simple, innocent, lighthearted, and accepting, leading to true abundance and happiness.

From Theory to Practice

From Theory to Practice

From Theory to Practice – David Hoffmeister expresses his gratitude for the teachings of A Course in Miracles. He highlights the beauty of a devotional prayer life, sharing personal experiences of how prayer has become a natural essential part of life, guiding decisions and bringing joy. David explains true spiritual practice involves undoing our identity and beliefs, and moving beyond life’s physical and material aspects. Prayer is a way to connect with God through giving, service, and devotion, focusing on what is most helpful for everyone rather than personal needs. The practice of prayer helps to clear the mind of beliefs and thoughts that block the light of truth, leading to a deeper connection with God and a sense of true abundance and happiness.

Trusting in the Present

Trusting in the Present

Trusting in the Present – David Hoffmiester explores the adventure of the present moment. Depend on the Holy Spirit and let Jesus lead the way! It is a process of letting go of the past, the personality-self, and the world of time and space, and living in the simple playful spontaneous experience of this moment!

Praying Without Ceasing

Praying Without Ceasing

Praying Without Ceasing – In this talk, David Hoffmeister has a profound discussion about going deep into faith and prayer. The prayer of the heart is for purity. The prayer of the mind is to be emptied out of all but God! Beyond the words, beyond time and space, beyond the body and the five senses, the call to God is everything!

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