The Gospel is good news, and it is not only to be believed. It is to be lived from. In the beginning was the Word, and Neville Goddard read that Word as the I AM in you: the consciousness in which every character of scripture is a state and every promise is a law. The Daily Word is a practice of waking up to that. Each morning you are given the state the day’s Gospel describes and one anchor to assume before the day begins, so that your life follows from what you choose within rather than from what happens without. Not a technique for getting, but a way of being awake: peace that does not wait on circumstances, and a self you recognise as who you are in God.
Faith, here, is not only belief. It is a generative power: the state you assume and persist in hardens into fact, and scripture has been saying so all along. Rooted in faith, hope and love, held with reverence for the tradition, and read through the lineage of inward scripture reading that Neville himself claimed: Teresa, Julian, Eckhart, the Cloud of Unknowing.
The practice is The Daily Word. Each morning Carys takes the Gospel the whole Church reads that day, decodes the state it describes, and gives one anchor to assume and a question to sit with. Three minutes to read, a day to practise, and over weeks, what Neville called living in the end.
Beyond the daily practice there are the Writings: the mystics and the saints, scripture read from within, each new piece arriving through The Inner Room when it is published. Nothing there is daily; it is a slower room.
Whether you are returning to your faith or meeting it for the first time in a new form: live fully in faith, and remember who you are in God.