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Is it possible to change the beliefs that have been forced upon us about what God is and who we are to God? On this episode of Belief Busters, Rev. Sheree Taylor-Jones and Amy Nordhues will discuss religious indoctrination versus spiritual truth. Amy Nordhues is a passionate Christ-follower, expert on the healing God provides, and the author of Prayed Upon: Breaking Free from Therapist Abuse.

In our society, there is a sense of “I’m right and everyone who thinks differently is wrong.” Rev. Sheree Taylor-Jones and Rev. Jerry Zehr ask: Where do we get these thoughts, and are our thoughts true? They deconstruct the idea that something is true just because we were taught it. Once we get past the myth that our self-worth is based on productivity, we have the ability to love ourselves. This shift to self-love then supports us to see others with compassion as we realize we have more in common than not.

On this episode of Belief Busters, Rev. Sheree talks about setting your intentions for 2022. Today we connect with God and our highest self for clarity on what is ours to do this year by participating in a Unity White Stone ceremony. Why do we care about creating intentions at the beginning of the year? Because we know that what we hold in our mind is what we create in our lives.

The air and season are filled with love. This time of year wants us to create anew and share the sacred truth: We are all of God. Let’s look back to a tumultuous time in our history and watch how even then it was possible to create anew. And if they could create anew during a horrific time in history, how will you listen to your guides to create a loving and abundant life?

Have you ever wanted to talk about the religious abuse you have experienced? On this episode of Belief Busters, Dale Lykins joins Rev. Sheree Taylor-Jones to have an authentic conversation about institutional religion, which often has nothing to do with God. Today we give you permission to question what you were taught by church authorities and explore how to make peace with the past while honoring your awakening. Yes, it’s still possible to have a mystical, loving experience with the Divine regardless of race, gender, creed, or sexual orientation.

Are you feeling frustrated because you feel like it’s up to you to do everything? As women we have been conditioned to be the ones responsible for the home and kids. And as society has changed, we also have full-time jobs and run companies. However, there is still a belief that the home fires are our responsibility alone. On this episode of Belief Busters, Rev. Sheree Taylor-Jones will talk to Valerie Recore about shifting this mindset and stepping into partnership with our loved ones.

We all say that peace is so important in our lives. But sometimes it seems really difficult to achieve. On this episode of Belief Busters, we will discuss how important your fully-aware presence is to achieving inner peace. If you are feeling as if there are parts of you that must be kept hidden from others, or if you withhold pieces of yourself from others, then you may be feeling burdened. It’s difficult to feel peaceful when you are unable to show up authentically. Today we speak with Justin Donne, a business strategist who will share tips with you on how to release those burdens to allow you to be more present in your life.

Fast-track from being in the quagmire of the problem to the solution. On today’s episode, Rev. Sheree Taylor-Jones will discuss how prone the mind is to blame. Are our judgments (“it’s their fault,” “it’s my fault,” and “it shouldn’t have happened”) simply part of the human condition? Can we stop awful-izing? If so, listen to some practical and loving tools to support you in stopping the blame, forgiving yourself and others, understanding human nature, and choosing to live in the solution. Rev. Martha Creek, D.D., joins the show.

When anything occurs in our lives that does not fit the paradigm of good, we call it bad and have thoughts about how bad it is, which creates feelings of sadness, anger, disappointment, frustration, embarrassment, shame, or blame. In this talk, Rev. Sheree gives us tips on how using the spiritual practice of “accepting all” can give you a new lease on life. Peace comes from acceptance, and freedom comes from peace.

Imagine developing your gifts to the point that you trust the guidance you receive. On this episode of Belief Busters, Rev. Sheree Taylor-Jones chats with spirituality coach and consultant Melissa Kitto to talk about how we can trust our inner guidance and go directly to our guides. Melissa shares tools so that people can communicate directly with their angels and find their own answers. Melissa also teaches how to develop intuition and find your unique life purpose.

This episode of Belief Busters discusses shifting from the not-good-enough belief and soaring into greatness! Gail Hamilton is a powerful, inspirational, and entertaining speaker, author, performer, and facilitator who is blind. Her unstoppable soaring spirit has led her to publish her memoir, Soaring into Greatness: A Blind Woman’s Vision to Live her Dreams and Fly. Gail has experienced firsthand what it is like to cope with, and overcome, a disability; walk through societal, personal, and career discriminations; and endure mental and physical atrocities. Gail has learned that we must choose to align ourselves with our passions, focus our mind’s attitude on positivity, and take action allowing us to harness our adversities and break through our barriers, creating a life of greatness.

Let’s have a real discussion about what awakening means. Awakening is not a destination. Awakening is the spiritual journey. Rev. Sheree Taylor-Jones discusses with Nate Rifkin how the daily practice of deep meditation as taught by Taoism supports us in awakening. Nate learned a little-known spiritual discipline that helped him transform his thoughts, emotions, and financial life. He’s published a book about his journey called The Standing Meditation.