Death Has No Sting
Liturgy Sunday, January 25, 2026
This is a sample of the weekly liturgy we plan to share every Sunday, beginning on Easter 2026—though we’ll offer a few previews along the way to give subscribers an early taste
Each liturgy will include an uplifting song and an inspirational audio message designed to help you attune to and sustain a high spiritual vibration throughout the week. Over time, we’ll introduce additional features, always keeping “good vibrations” at the heart of everything we share. Most importantly, the comment section will be a sacred space where you can connect with kindred spirits, deepen the Sunday theme, and explore together.
We begin, of course, with a song—because every true gathering of spirit needs its hallelujahs to lift us above daily cares and into the sacred. Today’s song is “Death Has No Sting.” I cherish this piece because it gently reminds me, as a soul who has walked this earth before, that what we call death is merely a tender transition—one doorway closing so another may open into the vast life beyond.
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A sermon from Dr. Douglas Gabriel:
Continue to explore the topic of life after death; Douglas and John Barnwell provide 2 one-hour lectures on the subject to deepen your knowledge and renew your faith.
https://www.ourspirit.com/lifeafterdeath
On Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CSK9RN1Y
Magdalene: Bride of Christ
https://gospelofsophia.com/2025/11/14/magdalene-bride-of-christ/
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This liturgy is marvelous, you two! Brilliant! If this were all you leave to humanity, it would be a truly extraordinary and extraordinarily instructive gift!
You know I love your song, Tyla, with words from Douglas and his work with Rudolf. I’ve ordered this wonderful-looking new book, and I look forward to hearing the Douglas-John Barnwell talks, as I do digging more deeply into your also remarkable Magdalene work, Tyla. Love and great respect and gratitude to and for you both!
Hallelujah! Douglas, you laid this out so perfectly! No weeds! Just lush green grass, fragrant, growing, life becoming! I am a smiling radiance of gratitude. And the song was so perfect in complimenting your spoken words. Out into the Cosmos you go! Thank you for taking us along!