Moses said to the ‘Great I Am’, “What do I say your name is?”
the ‘Great I Am’ said, “I-Am-האיה-I-Am.”
~Exodus 3:13b-14a

This quote is what started me on my journey. In this verse, our creator, who made us in His own image, is telling us where He is, within us and in all things.

The Hebrew word האיה (hayah) means “dynamic essence” or “essence of being.” My heart sang within me as the meaning of these words flowed through my body.

Consider the passage on the “Great I Am” center within each of us in the exchange between Yeshua and Nicodemus in John 3:1-21, “born within to see the ‘Great I Am’s kingdom” “submit to this original creation” “the person who takes shape within” “let Him become a living being” “the breath of the ‘Great I Am’, the Light of ‘Great I Am’” “something you can see and feel” “the Love-light streaming in” “working and living in truth and reality” “welcoming the Love-light” “seeing all this for the ‘Great I Am’-work it is.” Yeshua is trying to help Nicodemus and us to connect to our inner being, our ‘Great I Am’ center.

Do you need help to find
the “Great I Am” center within yourself?

That is what Revitalizing In-sight does.

Richard P. Matthews

Richard P. Matthews is a Spiritual teacher who has worked his whole life to help bring others to their ‘Great I Am’ centers within. His meditation classes, which is laid out in THE MEDITATION BIBLE, are an ancient process, which has been lost for many millennia. They create a powerful inner body awareness that stimulate confidence and strength. His classes in breath control will restore your breathing to its natural and centered state and create the most powerful of all mantras. Follow this path, and you are assured of a connection with the ‘Great I Am’ within you.

As an author, Richard has written over 200 short stories in four volumes in the “oral tradition” (stories which are meant to be told not just read). All the stories are great preparation for meditation and meditation groups. His novels are action adventure stories, which show the ‘Great I Am’ at work in our world today. The “Living Bible Stories” ® are a dramatic presentation of Bartholomew and Zacchaeus, which tell the story of their finding a connection with the ‘Great I Am’.

Richard is also a skilled guide, who can help you find the positive thread in the most difficult situations in our troubled world. He considers this as part of his gift from the ‘Great I Am’ and not a skill of his own.

“Bartholomew spellbound the congregation for 20 minutes, with engagement, intensity, nearness and power. I recommend Richard Matthews from the bottom of my heart.”

~ Anders Svensson, Assistant to the Bishop, United Methodist Church

“I didn’t know Bartholomew. I had never heard him say a word. All of a sudden he became real. I felt his pain - it had been mine. I felt his joy - he convinces us that faith can be found today. Don’t hesitate to let Bartholomew introduce Jesus to your friends!”

~ Bishop Hans Växby, United Methodist Church, Eurasia, Russia

“Richard Matthews’ inspiring, dynamic and evangelical way of portraying the gospel has been very well received in many of our congregations and at a pastor’s retreat. I warmly recommend that Bartholomew visit you. His message is unforgettable, and Richard’s lecture gives you tools for using drama in worship.”

~ Ulla Sköldh Jonsson, Priest, Emaboda Lutheran Church

“Thank you so much for your presentation of Bartholomew. When I heard you do that character I felt like I was in the presence of Bartholomew himself. You have a marvelous way of taking yourself out of the production and allowing the audience to experience the living Bartholomew.”

~ John Blackadar, former District Superintendent, New Hampshire District, United Methodist Church

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“Bartholomew spellbound the congregation for 20 minutes, with engagement, intensity, nearness and power. I recommend Richard Matthews from the bottom of my heart.”

“I didn’t know Bartholomew. I had never heard him say a word. All of a sudden he became real. I felt his pain - it had been mine. I felt his joy - he convinces us that faith can be found today. Don’t hesitate to let Bartholomew introduce Jesus to your friends!”

“Thank you so much for your presentation of Bartholomew. When I heard you do that character I felt like I was in the presence of Bartholomew himself. You have a marvelous way of taking yourself out of the production and allowing the audience to experience the living Bartholomew.”

Do you need help to find
the “Great I Am” center within yourself?