In this sermon, Mike Little explores the complex psychological and spiritual relationship people have with money, noting that it is often a subject shrouded in secrecy and discomfort.
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Black Lives Matter
This sermon explores the systemic injustices faced by African Americans and other marginalized groups while emphasizing the inherent sanctity of every human life.
Deep Calls Unto Deep
This sermon captures a spiritual water ceremony where a community gathers to symbolize their collective unity by merging different water sources into a single vessel.
Labor in Loudoun
This sermon documents a community panel discussion regarding the evolving landscape of labor and economic development in Loudoun County and Leesburg, Virginia.
My Looseleaf Bible
This sermon explores the personal nature of Unitarian Universalism, highlighting the faith’s emphasis on individual responsibility in defining one’s own spiritual beliefs.
Precepts, Commandments, Rules for Living
This sermon explores the diverse frameworks individuals use to navigate morality, ranging from structured religious codes to personal philosophies.
Words and Deeds
This sermon highlights the Unitarian Universalist belief that every individual possesses the potential and responsibility to act as a prophet for social justice.
Weeding a Spiritual Garden
In this musical presentation, artist Andrew McKnight explores the concept of “weeding a spiritual garden” by sharing personal stories and songs about gratitude and mindfulness.
Religion
This sermon features a speaker who, dissatisfied with the pitting of man against man in traditional faiths, explores the creation of a personal belief system called Lunarism.
The Great Deception
The sermon discusses the power of stories and the “truths” individuals and societies assign to them, which subsequently shape actions and beliefs.