by Kevin Emery

Created on: January 20, 2009

Bridging the Gap - Christianity in the New Age

So often these days, we pick up newspapers or tune in to radio or television programs which highlight yet another attack by one religious group against the beliefs of another. One of the primary targets is a group of spiritual and philosophical concepts described as "New Age."

For many people exploring New Age philosophies, these attacks can seem personal, particularly for those of us raised in traditional Christian homes. In many cases, we turn our backs on the dogma and judgment, and seek guidance from other venues.

However, as we turn away we often discard everything, without regard for that which might hold some truth for us.

Many of the tenets of Christianity, in its purest form, are not only compatible with New Age philosophy, but are the basis of it. The time has come to examine the core of Christian beliefs which, unfortunately, have been obscured by centuries of human agenda and dogma.

In my personal quest to realign myself with this information, which had become so distasteful to me, I began to seek guidance from many sources. One of the most extraordinary and surprising of these sources has been the amazing presence of Simon Peter.

On August 2, 1996, I was booked to do an evening of trance channeling in New Orleans. On that hot, summer evening we were visited for the first time by the powerful presence of Simon Peter.

Since that time, Simon has appeared dozens of times, always full of information and insights to help bridge New Age thought with the traditions of Christianity.

According to Simon, too many people have thrown away the teachings of Jesus, based on what some have done to those teachings from places of fear and hatred.

Here, I offer you a segment of that first appearance of the empowering channeled messages of Simon Peter.

"I am the one you would know by the name of Simon, also known as Simon Peter. I have come here to speak to you of the ways in which you may embrace your own glory to the kingdom. I have come here to speak to you as I did in life, I shall do in death, but to serve the one Master, the one God of creation.

"I have come to speak to you and help you find that God who is within your hearts, your souls, who is in every cell of your body and being.

"I am a fisher of men. Disciples, we were called disciples. We are disciples of the God. It is the God that you call God, that you call Jehovah. It is the God that you call Christ. I am the son of the father and am here to tell you that you are the

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